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Study support tools
- Study Help online hubA range of resources to help you complete your assignments and succeed at university.
- StudiosityOne on one help for academic writing, grammar, maths, accounting, statistics, and referencing.
- LinkedIn LearningAn online library of high-quality instructional videos on life skills and the latest software tools, with more than 10,000 courses covering business, design, computing, photography, video, animation and more.
- Student Software & AppsAccess a range general and course specific application software on your personal devices including desktop computers, laptops, tablets and smart phones, wherever an Internet connection is available.
Copyright at UniSA
This short video (2 min 52 sec) explains the principles of copyright and what is expected of you as a student.
Visit the Copyright Guide for information on how copyright is managed at UniSA.
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Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS)
The Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) program:
- is run by students who have excelled in particular courses
- assists with your understanding of course content
- is a relaxed and informal environment
- is FREE - no need to book, check the timetable and attend any session!
PASS hourly sessions are run weekly during the study semesters. PASS is held in the Jeffrey Smart Building, Room (JS2-09A), City West campus. For other campuses, use the timetable link below.
- Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS)Free and informal study sessions run during study semesters by students who have previously excelled in the course
Referencing support
- Referencing websiteResources on different referencing styles. Find examples of in-text citations and references for diverse formats including articles, books and book chapters, websites and more.
Note: Always check your Course Outline or LearnOnline site for the referencing style required for your course.
Managing your references
What do you do with all those references you have found? You can use a bibliographic management software to store, organise, and cite your references.
There are many free systems available. The Library supports the bibliographic management tool EndNote. EndNote automates citing your references and allows you to create and organise a library of references. For more information and to download the software, check out the EndNote Guide: