Cymerwch gip ar ein tudalen Sgiliau llyfrgell a fydd yn eich cyfeirio at yr holl wybodaeth help a chymorth sydd ar gael gan Gwasanaethau Llyfrgell.
Dyma'r lle i ddarganfod mwy am y sesiynau sgiliau Llyfrgell sydd ar gael i bob myfyriwr yn PDC:
1. Sgiliau llyfrgell: cychwyn arni - sesiwn wedi'i hanelu at fyfyrwyr sy'n newydd i PDC.
2. Sgiliau llyfrgell: y cam nesaf - sesiwn gyda'r nod o baratoi myfyrwyr ar gyfer ymgymryd â darn sylweddol o ymchwil unigol, fel traethawd estynedig.
Neu rhowch gynnig ar ein canllaw Sgiliau llyfrgell a fydd yn eich rhoi ar ben ffordd, gyda'r pethau sylfaenol fel dod o hyd i lyfr, erthygl neu gyfnodolyn.
Os oes angen cymorth unigol arnoch, gallwch drefnu apwyntiad gyda’ch Llyfrgellydd Cyfadran neu gallwch ddefnyddio ein gwasanaeth sgwrsio 24/7 i gael ymateb cyflym i'ch cwestiwn.
The the leading guide to referencing and avoiding plagiarism, covering everything from understanding plagiarism and identifying sources to setting out quotations and creating a reference list. Comprehensive and accessible, it provides readers with detailed examples of print and electronic sources, business, government, technical and legal publications, works of art, images and much more. Packed with practical tips and example sources in both citations and reference lists, it makes referencing manageable and easy to follow for everyone.
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This practical guide takes undergraduate students step-by-step through the process of completing a dissertation, from the initial stages of generating original ideas and planning the project through to writing their first draft and critically reviewing their own work. It shows students how to choose the most appropriate methods for collecting and analysing their data and how to then integrate this research into their dissertation. Students will learn how to develop consistent and persuasive arguments and write up their research in a clear and concise style. This book is an essential resource for undergraduates of all disciplines who are required to write a dissertation as part of their degree.
This is the ultimate guide to study skills, written by million copy bestselling author Stella Cottrell. Her tried and tested approach, based on over twenty years' experience of working with students, has helped over a million students to achieve their potential. When it comes to studying, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. This engaging and accessible guide shows students how to tailor their learning to their individual needs in order to boost their grades, build their confidence and increase their employability. Fully revised for the fifth edition, it contains everything students need to succeed. This is an invaluable resource for undergraduate students of all disciplines, and is also ideal for postgraduates, mature students and international students. It prepares students for what to expect before, during and after their studies at university.
Gellir dod o hyd i ganllawiau PDC ar y dudalen Canllawiau Cyfeirio:
Yr eithriadau yw:
Cymorth pellach
Os hoffech gael canllaw mwy cynhwysfawr ar gyfeirio, bydd yr e-lyfr isod yn helpu gyda'r holl arddulliau a restrir uchod.
Gallwch hefyd wneud apwyntiad gyda thiwtor sgiliau astudio.
Cite them right : the essential referencing guide. 12th ed by
The the leading guide to referencing and avoiding plagiarism, covering everything from understanding plagiarism and identifying sources to setting out quotations and creating a reference list. Comprehensive and accessible, it provides readers with detailed examples of print and electronic sources, business, government, technical and legal publications, works of art, images and much more. The fully revised and updated 12th edition contains: Expanded guidance on the key principles of referencing and avoiding plagiarism, including new sections on collecting evidence to use in your work; reading, listening and taking notes; and using other people's work in your writing. New reference examples for Tik Tok, blog posts, Zoom and Teams, recorded lectures and online seminars.