In this instalment, Lindsay Steenberg discusses her research into gladiatoria…n the fight scene. The film recommendations that Lindsay shared are: The Old Guard, Triple Threat, The Rai…2, Shadow and Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. Dr Lindsay Steenberg, BA (hons), MA, PhD, Cert HEP, SFHEA Lindsay Steenberg is Reader in Film Studies at Oxford Brookes University where she co-ordinates their graduate programme in Popular Cinema. She has published numerous articles on violence and gender in postmodern and postfeminist media culture. She is the author of Forensic Science in Contemporary American Popular Culture: Gender, Crime, and Science and the recently published Are You Not Entertained? Mapping the Gladiator in Visual Culture, for which she was awarded Brookes’ Research Excellence Fellowship. She on the steering committee for the Inclusion, Diversity and Gender Research Network and serves as mentor to early career researchers for the British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies. She has recently …
Designed for VLE course designers only, this document explains how to create a link in the VLE that points to Lindsay Williams' video presentation about Turnitin
"Studying at university is an exciting and challenging time for all students, but it can also bring with it concerns not least around the area of plagiarism." Anne O’Dwyer interviews Lindsay Williams, Senior Lecturer and lead Academic Conduct Officer (ACO), in the Business School at Oxford Brookes University, to discuss these concerns and help dispel any worries students may have regarding plagiarism. The interview contains useful tips, helpful information on the use of Turnitin and details the process followed should a breach of the regulations be thought to have been made. We hope that you find this helpful and a full transcript of the interview is also available.
Lindsay Williams, Senior Lecturer in Business and Management, discusses how to interpret a Turnitin report using real examples. The video covers some of the common errors that students make when writing reports and points out some sources of help. The video is available on YouTube and also in "Quicktime" format. NOTE: This resource was designed for Business School students, but may be used by other students.
Lindsay Williams, Senior Lecturer in Business and Management, discusses how to interpret a Turnitin report using real examples. The video covers some of the common errors that students make when writing reports and points out some sources of help. The video is available on YouTube and also in "Quicktime" format. NOTE: This resource was designed for Business students.
This article, written in hindsight, is a personal account of a British Council and Afghan Ministry of Higher Education project that sought to establish mentoring relationships between the next generation of leaders in Afghanistan and volunteers from UK higher education. Several learning points have emerged: the need for a simple programme design; the inappropriateness of mentoring to develop management and leadership skills at this time; a desire to formalise inputs; a necessity for face-to-face input and the difficulties of establishing mentoring relationships virtually. These findings contribute to understanding of the difficulties of implementing virtual mentoring within a challenging post-conflict environment.
This podcast demonstrates best practice in citing and referencing. An overview of the process is provided, followed by worked examples of different materials. Several business examples are shown, but students in other disciplines who have to use the Harvard system of referencing will find the podcast relevant.