An online learning platform with video tutorials in a number of disciplines: 3D, video, business, photography, web design, graphic design, and more. Many tutorials are captioned. As of December 14, 2021, LinkedIn Learning will no longer be accessible to learners logging in from the Chinese Mainland.
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There are several different citation styles and it can be confusing! You may need to use several different styles throughout a semester depending on the discipline of your course and/or the wishes of your professor. Look in your course syllabus or ask the professor for the required citation style.
This InfoGuide has resources on ESL readers and provides info on Lexile reading levels. If a student knows his Lexile reading level, he can find appropriate books and articles for assignments. Some of the resources linked below may be helpful.
Information Literacy is the ability to understand when outside information is needed, how to search for that information, and how to decide if that information can be trusted. Information literacy is a cumulation of skills around finding, evaluating, and using sources. There are many different types of information literacy, such as: data literacy, social media literacy, academic research literacy.
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