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I do wish American 'academics' would piss off back to where they came from. One of the reasons why aspiring British academics can't get jobs.

Thank you so much Angela. this video has been truly valuable. I noticed your interest in studying religion. I highly recommend watching the series of videos. They are definitely worth your time. Once again, thank you. ua-cam.com/video/vTcEeBDgEc8/v-deo.html

Splendid. I happen to be engaged in a programme of reading consisting of three of Professor Charmley's 'horrifying things'. I've finished 'Chamberlain and the Lost Peace', and have moved on to 'Churchill - The End of Glory'. 'Churchill's Grand Alliance' will complete the trilogy. 'Chamberlain' gave substance to my long-standing suspicion: that its subject has been unfairly treated for his attempt to avert, or forestall, another catastrophic world war. Charmley ably demonstrates the 'reasons why' Chamberlain's policy was perfectly sensible at the time. War is the principal generator of myth. In his careful debunking of the dual Chamberlain/Churchill myths Professor Charmley gamely swims against a powerful current. How dare he challenge the almost universal view that Churchill gave us 'the best of all possible worlds'? Churchill said and did some very odd things. His dinner table conversations with Stalin make for some rather grotesque theatre - but that's alright, or so agree 9 out of 10 dentists - erm, historians. It is astonishing that Professor Charmley's plea for 'balance' in our view of Churchill should be so maddening to so many, but such is the power of myth.

Very very helpful and even touching (that you should remind yourself of what enthused a project that you are working on) !

great

This video is more helpful than the grad school itself!

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Hello Angela! How can we connect Zotero with Google drive? Zotero gives only 30MB storage which is very small. Thanks

Is there a transcript for this video for use with students who do not have access to UA-cam, please?

Thank you

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Quick question: why don't you write your notes on sources directly into Zotero's "child notes" feature?

Ty for explaining PEEL so well.

Hy Angele, kindly advise how to add my own voice after very cited writing. Thank you

Thank you for this, Angela! I just found your channel, and I have my upgrade viva in a week, your recommendations are helpful

Oh wow. That was so cool. I’ve never heard of Prezi. Ans I love how you combined the three!

This was wonderful! Thank you! You’ve shown me an entirely new way, an easier way, to record my voice overs and make them match the slides!

V. Good topic,,,, please guide that for international affairs and political development which web, newspaper s good. and also demonstrate a practical upon an international topic. For further clarity plus collect info from different webs.

appreciate you sharing your use of generating notes. that will be very helpful in the future. thanks.

This is to hard. I'm just gonna search up my question.

I'm looking for a video that talks about controlling scope creep in my research/writing. For example, while working on a literature review I am experiencing that I find two more sources for every paper I take notes on and it's making my research go on forever. As a graduate student, I want to provide full coverage of all relevant research published on the topic, but as a human, I only have so much time to explore. How can I best get this under control and know that I've done "enough".

I got sent here by my English teacher nice

Thanks! This is very helpful :)

I want to know how to write a paper. Apart from thee part which is not in the references, its our thoughts and ideas which we have to fill in right?

Excellent tutorial! Thank you

Thanks Angela, this is a great series and there was some wonderful insight in this interview, especially in this new world where will all be having to do more distance learning.

This is great! Have you used Drive to back up Zotero? I'm using a laptop at school and a desktop at home. I've read some about zotero not working well with a cloud based backup like drive, but some people have got it to work. Thanks!

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Boring lol

This was really insightful and interesting!

This was next after a vid so I felt nice so ye !

Thank you for sharing the Animotica tutorial it solved an issue I had with audio in my Animotica videos, you should also investigate a program called Affinity photo, it is an affordable once-off purchase and has very powerful graphic design tools it is infinitely easier and more intuitive to get to grips with than Photoshop and could really add quality content to your digital efforts. Thanks again!

What a brilliant video! The most useful source of information I have found about how to start building an academic career. Thank you!

Anny your name is not Anny but I would like to call you something, Can I get InTouch with you about a simple tutorial on using Animotica?

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Where is the attachment of Google codes?

am sorry, i desagree with you. i research on the chats, and interact with real people...and then i come up with my own conclusion.....

you can use this it doesn't take time and faster results and it do all the work instad of you bit.ly/2M30JwT

Thank you. Can you make on this video to use internet on pc practically.

The video is really helpful

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Really nice video tutorial very informative.

If you know how to properly conduct research then Wikipedia is an excellent tool. Wikipedia provides many ways to confirm the information in any article and has checks and balances in place to limit and correct any misinformation. The idea that a traditional encyclopedia is somehow better than a crowd-sourced one is not a very sound one. The reliability of the information in a traditional encyclopedia is at the whim of the biases of the publisher and the expertise of the editor(s). Wikipedia on the other-hand has more eyes on it to catch more mistakes or misinformation and is less likely to be culturally or politically biased. But of course, as with anything, it should never be your only source for information (thankfully, Wikipedia provides reference links to the information contained in its articles so that the user can check them for themselves!)

Wikipedia isn't a bad website, you've believed in a lie that anyone can manipulate the articles tho in reality if anyone was to falsify the information on Wikipedia, the original true info would be restored. Julian Asange is a man of pure truth and knowledge. To top it off Wikipedia always states their sources at the end of their pages, said sources are always legit.

thanks lol, I am 21 and this was helpful :)

This video is well done and contains good tips on how to verify sources. It should be noted that .edu sources can be tricky because in many cases students are allowed to post and they are certainly not always correct in what they post. It depends on how liberal (not in the political sense) the professor is in allowing students to post and how much moderation the professor is going to apply to students' posts.