A series of free seminars on academic writing, study skills, using on-line learning resources, translation and translanguaging especially for students who are studying through the medium of Welsh or would like to study through the medium of Welsh in the future
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Session |
When? | Where? |
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Know your degree - Effective study skills |
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On-line |
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Essential aspects of academic practice - Guideline to referencing |
Prerecorded session |
On-line |
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Reading, lectures and taking notes - dealing with material in both languages |
5 October 2022, 13.00-14.00 |
Coleg Cymraeg Room (1.30), IBERS |
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Computer, websites, programs, apps and more: using Welsh in technical fields |
12 October 2022, 13.00-14.00 |
Coleg Cymraeg Room (1.30), IBERS |
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Str ucture, order, editing and referencing: academic writing for essays |
19 October 2022, 13.00-14.00 |
Coleg Cymraeg Room (1.30), IBERS |
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Customers, accounts, clients, patients, media...: using Welsh in vocational fields |
26 October 2022, 13.00-14.00 |
Coleg Cymraeg Room (1.30), IBERS |
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Rap and rock to stand-up and Snapchat: Using Welsh in creative fields |
2 November 2022, 13.00-14.00 |
Coleg Cymraeg Room (1.30), IBERS |
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Terms and help on the computer for writing in Welsh - Using Cysill, Cysgeir and on-line dictionaries |
9 November 2022, 13.00-14.00 |
0.28, Cledwyn |
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Using feedback to improve your marks |
16 November 2022, 13.00-14.00 |
Coleg Cymraeg Room (1.30), IBERS |
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Revision and exam skills |
21 November 2022, 13.00-14.00 |
Coleg Cymraeg Room (1.30), IBERS |
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Learning outcomes: after completing the whole course students should be able to:
- Identify the requirements of academic assignments
- Use information presented in classes in academic assignments
- Identify and use appropriate resources in English and Welsh in academic assignments, referencing appropriately.
- Understand the nature of academic writing in Welsh and write clear and structured assignments.
- Use different terminological resources
- Use computer language tools to improve their own language.
These seminars are taught through the medium of Welsh. They are aimed at undergraduate students but postgraduate students are also welcome to attend them.
Register by following this link and clicking on 'Register' on the left when you reach the module on Blackboard.
After registering, click on My Modules (Fy Modiwlau) to see this course listed under opt-in modules (Modiwlau dewisol). The materials from the sessions and on-line learning resources will be available in the section Deunyddiau Dysgu after the class. You will receive a calender invitation for each session.
For further information, contact Dr Tamsin Davies, Academic Skills Tutor, on sgiliau@aber.ac.uk