Cite correctly

Correct citation is one of the fundamentals of academic work. Academic work always involves independently analysing the statements of others. A citation indicates to your readers that you have used information from external sources in your work. Whenever statements or content from others are used, these must be marked as a citation; the sources from which the information has been taken must also be named accordingly in order to avoid accusations of plagiarism. Furthermore, the use of a consistent citation style is part of good academic practice. The course teaches the basics of citation and provides tips on how to apply citation rules.

For organisational reasons, pre-registration is required. Please use the relevant Stud.IP course for this purpose.

If you do not have access to Stud.IP, please register at learnit@bibliothek.uni-halle.de.

The event will take place in person.

The venue is: the computer room (1st floor) at the Franckeplatz branch library (Building 31). Franckeplatz 1, Building 31, 06110 Halle (Saale). Please try not to enter the room via the branch library, but from outside. If you have any questions, please contact the branch library desk.