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    Academic Listening
    (2024-08) Dr Shyama Ramsamy Goomany-OUM
    Academic listening is a crucial skill for students in both online and face-to-face settings, enabling them to effectively absorb and comprehend complex information delivered during lectures and discussions. Mastery of this skill involves the ability to focus attentively, process spoken content critically, and make meaningful connections with prior knowledge. In online environments, academic listening requires heightened concentration and the ability to navigate various digital platforms. Face-to-face interactions, on the other hand, demand active participation and engagement in real-time discussions. The key objective is to enhance students' ability to understand and retain information, thereby improving their academic performance.
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    Effective Reading with SQ4R by OSLIS Secondary Videos
    (2024-08) Dr Shyama Ramsamy Goomany- OUM
    "In this tutorial, we’ll explore effective reading techniques using the SQ4R method. SQ4R stands for Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review, and Reflect—a systematic approach to comprehending and retaining text. Let’s dive in!"
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    Interactive Video: Essay Structure in Academic Writing
    (2024-08) Dr Shyama Ramsamy Goomany- OUM
    This interactive video introduces learners to the foundational structure of academic essays, focusing on key components such as the introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. Through guided explanations, visual cues, and self-check questions, viewers will understand how to logically organize arguments and support ideas in a coherent, scholarly format.
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    Paraphrasing & Rules
    (2024-08) Dr Shyama Ramsamy Goomany- OUM
    Paraphrasing involves rephrasing a text in one's own words without directly quoting the source material. When utilizing information from a source, it is essential to acknowledge the origin of that information. This practice not only helps to avoid plagiarism but also demonstrates a clear understanding of the source content. Proper citation is necessary to attribute the original author and maintain academic integrity.
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    Quoting & Rules
    (2024-08) Dr Shyama Ramsamy Goomany- OUM
    Quoting in academic writing involves incorporating someone else's words directly into your text while adhering to specific conventions. Quoting in academic writing is essential for substantiating arguments and acknowledging the contributions of other scholars. It involves directly incorporating another author's words into your work with proper attribution. Understanding the rules of quoting helps maintain academic integrity and credibility.
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    Session 1: Introduction to Photography
    (2024) Mr Aungnoo C.M.K
    The slides explaining the Introduction to Photography.
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    Stand up, Speak out: The Practice and Ethics of Public Speaking
    (2024-08) Dr Shyama Ramsamy Goomany- OUM
    "Public speaking is the process of designing and delivering a message to a public audience. Effective public speaking involves understanding your audience and speaking goals, choosing elements for the speech that will engage your audience with your topic, and delivering your message skillfully. Effective public speakers understand that they must plan, organize, and revise their material before speaking. "
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    Types of Authors in Non Fiction
    (2024-08) Dr Shyama Ramsamy Goomany- OUM
    Plagiarism, a pervasive issue entails the act of appropriating another person's ideas or words without proper attribution. In verbal discourse, it involves claiming thoughts as one's own, while in written form, it manifests as a lack of originality. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines plagiarism as "stealing and passing off ideas or words of another as one's own," or "presenting as new and original an idea or product derived from an existing source." To combat plagiarism, individuals must cultivate awareness and adhere to ethical writing practices, including proper citation and referencing of sources.
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    Will English Always Be the Global Language? by David Crystal
    (2024-08) Dr Shyama Ramsamy Goomany- OUM
    "In this interview from November 2013, linguist David Crystal discusses the enduring global dominance of English with Tony O'Brien, British Council Director for the Western Balkans. Crystal's insights shed light on the evolving nature of English as a global language, offering valuable perspectives for those exploring the diverse manifestations of English around the world. This conversation serves as a rich resource for anyone interested in the study of ""Englishes"" and their cultural, linguistic, and social implications."