Discover the game “Hey, What Do You Need?”, a format designed to help students reflect on and articulate their learning needs and expectations for the course in a playful way. This approach fosters a relaxed exchange and an open atmosphere that breaks down barriers and strengthens collaboration in your course.
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Anyone who has ever written a term paper, a bachelor’s thesis, or an academic essay knows the struggle: files are scattered across different folders, important sources are hard to find, and the bibliography ends up with gaps. What initially appears to be a simple organizational problem is actually a matter of academic rigor and work efficiency. Reference management software offers a robust solution to this problem. Teaching students how to use such programs is an integral part of university teaching practice.
Wekan is an open-source Kanban tool that allows you to clearly visualize and organize tasks and work processes. In particular, it helps teams plan tasks collaboratively, coordinate responsibilities, and make work progress transparent and easy to track. Wekan is also well-suited for personal work organization.
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Even in the age of artificial intelligence, reliable checking of texts for plagiarism is essential.
To this end, the University of Bremen provides the PlagAware tool to all staff members. No installation is required to use it; PlagAware can be accessed via any standard web browser. This article answers the most important questions regarding its use.
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