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- University essentials
- Critical thinking
Argument analysis is the process of breaking down an argument to determine if it is logical and well-supported. This helps you think critically, which is one of the key skills required in university study. In this section, we will start by learning about the key steps and elements of argument...
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- Assessments
- Getting started with assignments
In this tutorial you will learn why it is important to use high quality information. Hint: you'll get better grades! You will learn the difference between scholarly and non-scholarly information as well as strategies to help you critically evaluate information. Why can't I just Google it? Google is a good...
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- Assessments
- Getting started with assignments
- Choose valid sources
Not all information is created equal. Learn how to apply the CRAAP (Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, Purpose) test to your sources. When you choose information for your assignments, there should be a continual evaluation process occurring. Evaluate information for its relevance and usefulness to your work, and its quality. Not...
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- Assessments
- Literature review
Mind maps are a visual map to link and organise key concepts of your research. They also show links and relationships between ideas. Sometimes it is a good idea to number key ideas in the order that you are going to place them in your literature review. Example of a...
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- Assessments
- Getting started with assignments
Before you start searching for information on your assignment topic, it is important to be organised and have a clear process in mind. This will help you focus your search and identify and resolve the issues you might encounter along the way. Understand the assignment task It is important to understand...
