How do you share or present your work or research?

Once you’ve completed your work or developed your research you’ll want to share it to let others benefit from the knowledge you’ve gained. During your studies you may be asked to complete different types of documents to present your knowledge to your tutors.

Communicating your work is an important aspect of literature searching – after all what is it all for?

Our tutorials can help you to get started and provide you with hints and tips on creating 2 of the most common types of communication tools.

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