Presentations As a general rule, visual aids for presentations (for example a Power Point presentation) should have as few slides as possible and convey the main points of your talk. Ensure that you reference as you would in a written report to maintain academic standards and avoid plagiarism. Printing and Binding Please print one sided. If you are on campus that will mean changing the printer settings which are otherwise set for double sided printing to save trees and your money. Print options for Microsoft Word are shown on the next page in Figure 3. Figure 3. Screen print showing print options in a Microsoft Word document Bind if there are more than 10 sheets of paper. The library will heat bind or spiral bind, please enquire for prices. References Hakim, C. (1996). Key issues in work: female heterogeneity and the women’s polarisation of employment. London: Athlone. women’s Illeris, K. (2007). How we learn: learning and non-learning in school and beyond (2nd ed.). Abingdon: Routledge
Presentations As a general rule, visual aids for presentations (for example a Power Point presentation) should have as few slides as possible and convey the main points of your talk. Ensure that you reference as you would in a written report to maintain academic standards and avoid plagiarism. Printing and Binding Please print one sided. If you are on campus that will mean changing the printer settings which are otherwise set for double sided printing to save trees and your money. Print options for Microsoft Word are shown on the next page in Figure 3. Figure 3. Screen print showing print options in a Microsoft Word document Bind if there are more than 10 sheets of paper. The library will heat bind or spiral bind, please enquire for prices. References Hakim, C. (1996). Key issues in women’s work: female heterogeneity and the polarisation of women’s employment. London: Athlone. Illeris, K. (2007). How we learn: learning and non-learning in school and beyond (2nd ed.). Abingdon: Routledge
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