Interactive self-study programs

On this page you will find offers with which you can independently acquire knowledge on library-related topics.

Self-study module "Citing - What must be taken into account when reproducing third-party content?"

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For many, correct citation is one of the greatest challenges in academic work. This self-study module provides an overview of the most important aspects of citation, including Why is it important? What is the difference between a direct and an indirect citation? What citation styles are there? Who can I contact as a UAS member if I need more information and support on this topic? Finally, there is a quiz with which you can check your learning progress.

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Library quiz

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The library offers a lot of services that can help you with your studies. But it can all be a bit confusing, especially at the beginning. What can and may I do in the library? Where can I find what? How, where and from whom can I get help?

With our interactive library quiz in "learning snacks" format, you can find out in a playful way what prior knowledge you already have and easily learn everything else. Just give it a try, no registration required. We wish you lots of fun and many new insights!

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