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Resource hub

Explore a wide range of resources to support you with studies, language learning and assessment needs.

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Using artificial intelligence

This resource is designed to help students understand when it is appropriate and ethical and when it is not appropriate or ethical to use artificial intelligence technologies in their university studies.

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Acknowledging the use of generative artificial intelligence

This resource is designed to help students understand how they can appropriately reference and acknowledge content created by artificial intelligence technologies, or use of these technologies in assessments and university study more broadly.

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Assessment glossary

Definitions of common terms relevant to assessment tasks.

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Provide constructive feedback

This resource will guide you through giving insightful, action-oriented feedback to your peers on their oral presentations.

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MoVE

Learn how to use the Monash Virtual Environment (MoVE) digital workspace platform to access a wide variety of software for free, anywhere and any time, simply by logging into your Monash account.

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Create your own learning network

Collaborative learning is an important part of university life. This resource will help you develop a learning network, and form a study group.

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Law: short articles and blog posts

This resource provides tips and information on writing short law articles and law blog posts for university assignments.

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Academic Integrity Checklist

A checklist for students to confirm your approach to academic integrity in your work.

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The language of describing things, actions and events

Most academic writing requires some informative description. Accurate descriptive writing will lay the groundwork for you to develop critical analysis and evaluation in your writing.

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The language of adopting a critical position

Adopting a critical position involves presenting an organised, well-researched and well-developed argument. The aim is to inform and persuade others of your point of view on a particular topic using effective language.

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