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This week's vlog opens a discussion of a foundational skill for PhD students. This is a deal breaker skill. When examiners open a thesis, they are looking for information literacy skills as a foundation for the research. 
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Elizabeth E Charles's insight:
A great self-paced tutorial on information literacy for post graduate and PhD ressearch students.
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Want to give better presentations? Sound confident? Catch your breath when presenting? Check these tips to improve the presentation skills of PhD students.
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Tara introduces microlearning. Also described as nanolearning, Tara probes the value of this small-scale, digital skill development. How can employabilit
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The technology I blog about has helped me not only in my teaching but also in my research as a graduate student in The Mount University, department of education. From note-taking to reference mining and data curation, technology has always been the magic stick I lean on to organize my digital workflow and increase my academic productivity. I know the majority of the readers of EducationalTechnology and Mobile Learning are related, in a way or another, to academia and several of you are graduate or post graduate students like me and this is why I sometimes I find myself obliged to sit down and share with my fellow academics the best technology tips and tools I discover and which can hep them in their academic endeavours.
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