This page provides guidance on and comparison of two pieces of note-taking software: Notion and RemNote.
Digital note-taking (about 1-2 hours).
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When undertaking independent research for your essay, assignment or dissertation, you’ll need to manage the information you find so that you can use it efficiently, ethically and with academic integrity. We live in an age of information overload, so this may seem like a daunting task, but here we’ve got the tools and advice you need to get organised and stay in control.
Guidance on how to use file storage options in Office 365. When do you use OneDrive? When do you use Teams? How do they work together?
This page contains ideas to support your well-being in the hybrid workplace.
Digital wellbeing (up to half an hour).
All students and staff have a Newcastle University email account hosted by Microsoft’s Office365 service. This page contains guidance on how to access and use it across several devices.
Emailing attachments creates copies of documents, and it can be tricky to keep track of which is the definitive version. Sharing and collaborating on the same document tidies all this up, and keeps everyone working on the same version.
There are many different referencing styles, but this page hosts guidance for all of the styles used within the University. Your school or subject area will expect you to use a specific style, so check with them which one you should be using.
Referencing styles (up to half an hour).
Guidance on some of the various referencing tools available, including EndNote, Mendeley, Zotero, BibTex, Cite them Right, and ZoteroBib.
Referencing software (up to half an hour).
All students and staff have a Newcastle University email account hosted by Microsoft’s Office365 service. This page contains guidance on how to access and use it across several devices.