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	The Case For - and Against - Turnitin More and more universities are forcing their students to submit work through Turnitin, an online plagiarism scanner. But while Turnitin undoubtedly helps in the fight against plagiarism, its use has been criticised by some students' rights groups. Read David Lennon's exclusive guide to Turnitin, including an analysis of its advantages and disadvantages, and make sure you stay safe.
	Rhetorical Analysis One of the best ways to understand how a text (e.g. a book or a speech) works is to use rhetorical analysis to break it down and see how the various pieces work in isolation, and then put them back together to see how they work in unision. In this exclusive guide, Peter Dodds looks at the theory of rhetorical analysis, and offers a step by step guide that shows you how to apply it to your own work.
	File Formatting Tips It's happened to all of us at some point - you save your work on one computer, and then find you can't open it on another. But don't worry, because there's a solution to all your formatting problems. Andrew Gadd explains how to make sure you can open pretty much any file in pretty much any format, and gives you practical advice that means you'll never have that compatability problem again.
	Typical Errors In an exclusive guide to getting your essay right, Martin Jones explains how 99% of students make exactly the same mistakes over and over again. As he points out, there are really only a handful of key elements that you need to get right, and he offers practical advice - as well as video tips - designed to help you eliminate unnecessary errors that are often staring you in the face.
	How to Structure Your Essay Even if you know exactly what you want to say in an essay, it can be difficult to work out how to get it down on paper. In this exclusive guide, Peter Dodds looks at how you can plan and then execute the perfect essay-writing strategy, and demonstrates how the first step is often simply making sure you fully understand exactly what you're trying to say.
	The Power of Rhetoric Do you want to know how to persuade anyone to agree with you? Whether it's in an essay or a conversation in the pub, Peter Dodds has the answer. You're probably even using it already, without realising it. Peter looks at the history and development of rhetoric, the oldest and most powerful method of advancing and winning an argument - including in an essay or dissertation - that the world has ever known.
	How to Avoid Plagiarism Plagiarism is one of the worst academic sins you can commit, because it means you can't be trusted to clearly identify work as your own. However, as Peter Dodds points out, 95% of all plagiarism is accidental, and is committed by students who don't understand how to reference quotes properly. Peter explains how to make sure you don't accidentally commit the cardinal academic sin.
	Famous Case of Plagiarism It's not just students who have problems with plagiarism - sometimes celebrities and even multinational companies get caught accidentally using someone else's work without giving them credit. David Whittaker looks at some of the most famous examples, including one of the world's most famous and successful film directors and one of the world's most popular greetings cards companies.