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A space where you upload your completed work for marking. Moodle will confirm once your file has been successfully submitted.

A form of intellectual property that automatically grants creators of original, tangible works such as books, music, art, software etc.

An online space where you can post questions, share ideas, and participate in class conversations.

A search tool that provides access to academic journals, e-books, and research articles. Students can use it to find reliable sources for assignments.

Your overview page showing all your enrolled modules, upcoming deadlines, and badges.

Statements describing what you should understand or be able to do by the end of a module or activity.

Updates posted by your lecturer. These are important notices about assessments, schedule changes, or resources.

Using someone else’s words, ideas, or work without proper acknowledgement. This includes copy-paste from the internet, sharing assignments, and using AI tools without citation.

Your entry into an online test. Some quizzes allow multiple attempts, while others only allow one — always check instructions.

a standardized academic method used to acknowledge the sources (books, articles, websites, AI tools) used in research, assignments, or written work.