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Qualitative reserach follows

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Statistical methods

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Subjective techniques

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Quantitative purposes

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Qualitative purposes

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Techniques for obtaining data

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Techniques for analysing data

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Qualitative research

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Quantitative research

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Google Keep

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OneNote (Microsoft)

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leave most items as close questions

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leave most items as open questions

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Likert scale methods or even true-false items

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Open questions

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the only options for a while to do online surveys

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had some limitations of use and showed a high amount of advertising while submitting

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You had to pay

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All the above are correct

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HTML editors to make surveys

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The first CoPs

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read ebooks from home with some restrictions (previously logged in the Campus and the already mentioned plaform.

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exchange used books at UNED

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translate e-books into different languages

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read e-journals from different provider

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at the very beginning

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towards the end

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in the middle of the reference

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twice in the same reference

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Rebiun catalog

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Consorcio Madroño catalogu

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UCM Library catalogue

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linguistic factors

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academic interests

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professional aims

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researching aims

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use Refshare

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download and install Write-N-Cite

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use the Web Importer

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use Grab-it

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add images to your images

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create a mind map

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create a single quiz collaboratively

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create a set of slides

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you can type and the same time you can talk and listen to others

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you can use a webcam

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you can invite up to 250 users to the same conversation

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highlight pieces of text

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annotate your pdfs

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generate bibliographic lists if you have not inserted their cites in a text before

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share your references with others

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create groups

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to have a deep knowledge of Computer Sciences

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to have an account on Google

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to export your RefWorks references to a format compatible with Mendeley

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a Premium Mendeley account

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a database to find out references about literature written in English

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a CoP for researchers

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a database of English culture

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a tool to manage your bibliographic references

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a tool to create blogs

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a tool which checks the accessibility of websites

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an open platform to host academic publications

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a tool to read e-books

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a subscriber to that list

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somebody followed in that list

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a follower of a Twitter lists

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a concept which do not exist

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open source to conduct quantitative research (mainly)

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one of the most famous tools to publish books online

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open source software to elaborate statistical studies

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free software to create spreadsheets

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It is true.

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It is false. You can find them also in English.

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It is false. You can find them also in other languages.

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It is false. It is not a matter of language but the University which publishes it. Most of them are Spanish even if they are written in English or Italian.

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click on "Mis Referencias" first

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click on "Suscripciones" first

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copy and paste your selected references

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go to "saved elements" after having selected some of them

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an aggregator or some email clienst.

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a statistics suites.

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a word processor.

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a spreadsheets program.

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paginated material

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edited material

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Word Press

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the acronym for American Psychological Association, which also provides its own Academic Writing Style.

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software to record online conversations.

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a tool to edit HTML.

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a tool to format papers.

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a tool to draw mind maps.

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a tool consisting of an online board to create mind maps collaboratively.

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a Google+ application to hold online meetings.

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software to work with corpora.

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Google Scholar.

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Google Academic.

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Google Scientific.

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Google Premium.

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a device to read ebooks from public libraries.

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an application to collect and manage your bibliographic references.

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a CoP to practice foreign languages.

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an authoring tool to create quizzes and other study resources.

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you need to pin them one by one.

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you have to tick them all at the same time.

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you can select them with the left button mouse to copy and paste them.

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you can use the Web Importer.

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a web-based application to deal with statistics.

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free software to create spreadsheets.

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one of the most widely-known applications to conduct qualitative research projects.

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one of the most common applications to do quantitative research.

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words prefixed with the symbol #, a form of metadata tag used mainly in Twitter messages.

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mainly used to send a private message to another Twitter user.

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words prefixed with the symbol *, a form of metadata tag used in Twitter contexts.

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words or phrases prefixed with the symbol &, a form of metadata tag used by Twitter users.

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digitalised Classic books in English and other languages.

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new book releases in English.

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tools to publish your own weblog.

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digitalised Classic books in English.

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all the options provided before are correct.

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create groups of users with similar interests.

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search for jobs.

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follow groups of users.

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Project Gutenberg.

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Science Direct.

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an extension used to save and manage bibliographic references.

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a tool to read RSS.

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an application to create online publications.

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a tool to create weblogs.

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We use it to categorise posts on WordPress sites.

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We use it to mention a Twitter user in a message.

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It does not have any specific meaning.

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We use it to tweet something related to that specific unit in the course.

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North-American authors.

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literature written in English.

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British authors.

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different aspects of literary research and teaching in several languages.

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working with statistical analysis.

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organizing your research notes.

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managing questionnaires.

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recording your research interviews.

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A tool to record conversation.

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Software to transcribe interviews.

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A tool to make questionnaires.

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A tool to analyse quantitative data.

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a software to transcribe interviews.

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a tool to record conversations.

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a tool to manage corpora.

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a software to perform applied statistics.

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transcribe and edit online conversations to analyse

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improve your foreign languages

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find a new job

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find an expert on the topic chosen for your TFG

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a bibliographic database and bibliographic source provider.

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proprietary software to conduct qualitative research.

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a journal provider dealing with English Studies.

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a consortium of European University Libraries.

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locate some books unavailable in your institution.

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with statistical tasks.

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write better essays.

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publish books online.

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be a PhD student.

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pay a fee.

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be previously logged in, although you can save or print a limited number of pages, depending on the platform or book license.

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download it first.

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an extension to import bibliographic references to your Mendeley account.

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the most common software to analyse data retrieved from social networks.

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a tool to create academic weblogs with a DOI included.

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the open-source software to record and analyse interviews.

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can do it easily with a mouse click.

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must save the citation information as a file before being imported by the BMA.

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can do it through email.

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can do it from a mobile phone.

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an academic social network to share and follow the publications of its members.

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a research network to connect university libraries.

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a tool to manage quantitative studies.

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an academic forum to exchange information about linguistic and literary matters.

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tool to compile e-journals.

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format used to create e-books.

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tool to compress video files.

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format used to import and export bibliographic references.

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one of the platforms available at UNED to read books online.

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a tool to transform your .pdf texts into ebook formats.

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a project to digitalise classic books in English.

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a project to digitalise classic books in different languages.

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an open e-book library management application developed by e-book users.

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a free online library with books written in different languages.

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a tool to collect and manage your bibliographic references.

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an application to manage RSS and other kinds of feeds.

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professional social network.

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tool to create wikis.

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CoP to practise foreign languages.

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database of books and academic journals about English Studies.

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b. qualitative research.

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a. quantitative research.

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c. statistical studies.

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to create and manage corpora.

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as an open-source alternative to WordPress.

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as an academic RSS aggregator.

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as an automatic proofreader while writing academic works.

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contains studies in Language and Literature, Applied Linguistics, History, and other disciplines related to English Studies (among other disciplines).

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is an online grammar checker developed by Spanish Universities.

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is a repository of datasets.

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is not available at UNED.

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is a free service to look for online articles about English Literature.

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a free web resource to generate bibliographic references in different formats.

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an open-source program to manage bibliographic references.

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a proprietary BMA to keep resources and insert them in a text document automatically.

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an online anthology of and guide to English Literature from the Medieval period onwards.

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a list of writers from the Age of Enlightenment.

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an app to improve the quality of coloured images.

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an open online library which comprises not only books but also multimedia files such as videos, audios or artworks produced in different European nationalities

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an open online library which comprises not only books but also multimedia files such as videos, audios or artworks produced in different European nationalities.

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a digital library that comprises a complete anthology of English Literature from the Middle Ages to the Restoration period.

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a project to spread English literature and the love for literature in general on the Internet. Now there are versions in other languages such as French, Portuguese and Dutch.

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another platform to read ebooks based on xebook technology, which is being used by many public libraries in Spain.

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we need to search it on Google Scholar.

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and it is not provided by our library we will have to search REBIUN to locate it in other universities.

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we will need to search Dialnet after logging in at our institution.

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and it is not provided by our library, we could ask for it in the library.

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a. Google docs.

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b. Google forms.

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c. Microsoft forms.

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d. b and c are correct.

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professional associations related to English Studies which have their own distribution lists to announce academic events among other elements.

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two handbooks of style to format your essays and academic works.

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tools to learn foreign languages online.

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two of the most well-known CoP on the Internet to share ICT related matters.

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Research Gate.

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you will block the system and an error will pop up.

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you will be able to export your finding to your reference manager.

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It would be difficult to find exactly what you are looking for.

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no results will be retrieved.

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blogs and websites.

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bibliographic references.

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microblogging profiles.

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open-source alternative to EndNote.

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Microsoft alternative to EverNote.

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open-source alternative to Google Keep.

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most widely used software to manage bibliographic references.

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the Microsoft cloud storage system.

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software to read RSS.

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the Google cloud storage system.

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an Apple virtual machine to exchange files.

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an online company dedicated to self publication.

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a tool to create wikis.

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an app which allows the creation of mind maps.

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a dictionary for children to be displayed on a tablet.

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Adobe Connect.

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WordPress.

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Google Hangout.

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Free Mind.

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Mind Manager.

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used with the @ symbol in most social networks to include a user in a message.

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awards received by some network users when they get many ‘likes’.

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used by Twitter users to create lists of readers.

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used by Twitter users to block other users when they send inappropriate messages.

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a platform where you can search about English literature.

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an RSS aggregator.

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a UNED library database.

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an online library at Cambridge University

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a database of educational references that can be accessed freely from anywhere.

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a free online service to help you elaborate your own abstract in different languages.

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an open repository of linguistics abstracts online.

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a collection of linguistics abstracts that offers the possibility of searching them for free.

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record and edit sound files in your computer.

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keep and manage passwords on your mobile phone.

Answer 267

transcribe recorded conversations.

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create weblogs.

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a sort of bibliographic format.

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the acronym of “Community of Practice”.

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an app to practise English as a foreign language.

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a forum to share CfP from various international linguistics associations.

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software to create forms and online presentations collaboratively.

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an additional element to your Google account for which you need to pay a fee if you want to use it.

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downloadable applications to work with documents.

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a file storage and synchronization service created by Google, which allows users to store files in the cloud so that they can be shared and edited collaboratively.

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they have been generated by a machine.

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the versions contained in it are usually updated, although the final document must be checked.

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all the references have been incorporated by librarians.

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they are perfect.

Answer 281

diaries and multimodal analysis.

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observation and corpora.

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interviews and open questionnaires.

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statistics and graphs.

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one of the most widely-used applications to do quantitative research.

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a web-based application to record spoken interviews.

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one of the most common applications to do qualitative research.

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free software to create spreadsheets.

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a way of designing surveys.

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coding texts in qualitative studies.

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methods of grading the digital competence of a group of people.

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methods of annotating corpora.

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at the very end of the bibliographic reference.

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after the name of the author/s.

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at the very beginning of the bibliographic references.

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after the name of the publication.

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1st --> MLA 2nd --> APA

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1st --> APA 2nd --> MLA

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1st --> MLA 2nd --> CMS

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1st --> Chicago Academic Style 2nd --> APA

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a website dedicated to offering biographical and historical information about writers from the Age of Enlightenment.

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a database for finding publications related to Medieval, Renaissance and 17th Century literature.

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a search engine for the British Library's collection of Medieval works.

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an online anthology of and guide to English Literature from the Medieval period onwards.

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creating a group with Mendeley.

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holding an AVIP session.

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creating a Twitter list.

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using RefWorks.

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It is an acronym for "Red de Bibliotecas Unidas".

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It is an online catalog shared by various Spanish Universities that can help you locate a book in other libraries.

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It is a system of cataloging books in Spanish Universities.

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It is a list of Spanish University Libraries that contains databases related to English studies.

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one of the most widely-used BMAs nowadays, along with Refworks.

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a social network created for professional aims.

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a web-based note taking application..

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the open-source alternative to Evernote.

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an VoIP tool to be used in your mobile phone

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a cordless device to send information to your computer.

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an aggregator to read e-mails in your mobile phone

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an aggregator to read an manage RSS

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you cannot read articles published in that period of time.

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you can read articles published in that period of time.

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you need to pay for reading some articles.

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you DO NOT need to pay for reading some articles.

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read full-text articles and books previously acquired by your Institution.

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communicate with the authors of articles and book chapters.

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create online publications.

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improve the accessibility of your website.

Answer 329

buy digital books.

Answer 330

read articles in full-text version of all the results retrieved in your searchers.

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read articles in full-text version of all the results retrieved in your searchers (only if the library where you are looking for is subscribed / has paid for them)

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request books from other University libraries for free.

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e-mailing it.

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Transferring the citation reference from the source directly.

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Saving the citation in a file and then importing it.

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Automatically, by accessing directly library catalogues.

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the most common software to analyse data retrieved from social networks.

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a tool to create academic weblogs with a DOI included.

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an extension to import bibliographic references to your Mendeley account.

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the open-source software to record and analyse interviews.

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is an app to manage your bibliographic references.

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uses a browser extension called Web Importer to add references to your database.

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is one of the most widely used open source BMAs.

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can only be used if your institution is paying for it.

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useful way to find a research topic.

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catalogue of contemporary publications.

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British Modern Association.

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Bibliographic Management Application

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Academia.edu

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Adobe Connect

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ResearchGate

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The Mixxer

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The sample

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The population

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The hypothesis

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The corpora

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is a professional tool to publish paper and online works.

Answer 358

is an app to compile ebooks.

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is a text-to-speech extension that can be used for free while searching on the web.

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all of the above.

Answer 361

The European Library does not include full-text content.

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The European Library allows us to do searchers in 48 National Libraries in Europe.

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The European Library allows us to do searches in 35 different languages.

Answer 364

The European Library includes all of the bibliographic records of Europe.

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a platform to deliver tutorships in an asynchronous environment.

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the combination of different voice technologies that includes options of moderation, groups creation, recording, etc. through to work synchronously

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a Google+ element to organise video conferences.

Answer 368

an interactive blackboard where both students and tutors can write on.

Answer 369

Firework Tracker

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Visual Thesaurus

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MindManager

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a tool to format your paper

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a tool to track changes in wiki pages

Answer 374

a well-known tool to do micro-blogging

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a tool to manage e-books

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solving problems in publicatons

Answer 377

moderation online forums

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selecting resources to be included in a lists or collecton

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becoming part of a publication project

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knowing how to search information depending on our needs.

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knowing how to evaluate information depending on our needs.

Answer 382

knowing how to manage information depending on our needs.

Answer 383

All answers above are correct

Answer 384

a subscription agreement which allows UNED students to access various databases.

Answer 385

an e-library available for all the universities in Madrid.

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an e-library available for all the public universities in Madrid.

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a collection of databases that students can access on a paid subscription service.

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Generating bibliography

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Creating new data

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Sharing collaborative research

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Digitalization of academic text .

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The possibility to migrate references from one tool to another.

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The possibility to export references in PDF format.

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The possibility to save references simultaneously.

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None of the above are correct.

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"I can choose the most appropriate digital tools and technologies to co-constructing and co-creating data, resources, and knowledge".

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"I can propose different digital tools and technologies for collaborative processes".

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"I can propose new ideas and processes to the field".

Answer 399

"I can select digital tools and technologies for collaborative processes"

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Domain, community, and practice.

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Domain, community, and expertise.

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Community, practice, and dissemination.

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Domain, community, and discussion.

Answer 404

The Mixxer

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Concept map, mind map, conceptual diagram, and visual metaphor.

Answer 406

Concept map, conceptual diagram, figure, and mind map.

Answer 407

Concept map, conceptual diagram, and visual metaphor.

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Concept map, conceptual diagram, figure, and table.

Answer 409

a systematic depiction of an abstract concept in predefined category boxes.

Answer 410

a graphic structure that uses the shape of elements to organise content meaningfully.

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a top-down diagram showing the relationships between concepts.

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a hierarchical map showing relationships among pieces of the whole.

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MindManager

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CMap Launcher

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Linguistics and Literature.

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Social and Legal Sciences.

Answer 417

Linguistics and Didactics.

Answer 418

Humanities.

Answer 419

A) Magazine articles

Answer 420

B) Academic papers

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D) B & C are correct

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Author, title of the source, title of the container, version...

Answer 423

Author, number, title of the container, title of the source...

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Date, author, volume, title of the source ...

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Author, date, title of the source, publisher ...

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