Online learning modules

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Learn different strategies you can use to read at an optimal speed, while still maintaining comprehension. Designed for students who have lots of readings.

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Effective notes save time, ensure you reference effectively and help with revision. Learn various styles and strategies.

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Strategies to design your poster and present to your audience.

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Strategies to plan, organise and present your oral presentations. Includes tips on language, visual aids and presentation style.

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This module provides a resource to help you recognise your learning goals for pronunciation, and to practise clear pronunciation of English.

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This module will introduce you to the concept of critical thinking and provide strategies to help you think, read, take notes and write critically.

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Collaboration and teamwork can be challenging but is an effective and often necessary approach to problem solving.

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Discover common misperceptions about exams and explore common examination formats.

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Understand the standard of learning required for exams and discover learning techniques and strategies for exam preparation.

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Complete the How do I Learn? tool to reflect on your approach to your learning at uni.

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Tips to memorise content-heavy subjects, including understanding roots words and specific revision activities.

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Explore and understand the various learning environments at university.

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Strategies to effectively manage your time, so you can meet your study demands, and fit in all the other things you would like to do.

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Are you 'Ready to Study' at the University of Melbourne? Complete this interactive online module to find out.

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Academic English is a distinct language, and one you’re expected to write in at university. Understand how to identify, create and improve your academic style.

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Understand paragraph structure, cohesion and coherence, and other elements that assist you to produce well-developed academic paragraphs.

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Edit, proofread and format your writing, ensuring it is ready for submission.

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We break down the structure of an essay and show you how to do it well.

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This module provides a brief introduction to thesis assessment criteria, which is essential knowledge to help you set goals and standards for your written thesis.

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Taking a process approach to writing helps you to break your assignment down into manageable chunks and meet the expectations of your markers.

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Start all writing assignments here. Unpack the requirements of your task, generate ideas, and make a plan to guide your research.

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Why do we reference? What should be referenced? How can we apply an appropriate referencing style?

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Reflective writing is a specific genre. This module explores the requirements of reflective writing and provides a model which you can use to write reflectively.

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Pull together your thoughts and organise them into a coherent, cohesive structure that directly meets your task requirements.

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This module gives recommendations about which sections of the Thesis Writers' Community are most relevant at your stage of candidature.

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This module is about managing the task of writing a thesis, which for many will be the longest document you have yet undertaken. It will help you to manage time and writing routines and introduce you to approaches to ‘getting the writing done’ that others have found useful.

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This module explains the classical structure of the thesis, as well as the many possible variations on this structure and when and why to choose them. It gives details about various thesis elements and tips on how to write them. Consult this module for information and guidance about expectations for the various thesis elements and how to achieve them.

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You’ve done the research, but how do you integrate it seamlessly into your academic writing?