A dissertation is likely to be the largest single piece of work you will be asked to produce. This handy book guides you through the whole process: planning your dissertation project, managing it, and writing it up. It offers friendly and practical advice and addresses all the questions students ask, including: •How do I choose a topic? •How should I manage my time? •How can I make best use of my supervisor? •How do I design my research approach? •How do I use library databases to conduct research online? •How many chapters should my dissertation have? •How do I collect information and present my findings? •Which is the best referencing system to use? •How do I stop procrastinating and deal with social media distractions?  

Knowledge Management (KM) is the technique of using the information and knowledge that is supplied to, generated by and inherent in any organization or institution, to improve its performance. This volume demonstrates how KM can be used in education to improve learning.

Knowledge Management (KM) is the technique of using the information and knowledge that is supplied to, generated by and inherent in any organization or institution, to improve its performance. Education, whose business after all is knowledge, often fails to appreciate the potential of KM. This volume addresses the topic of knowledge management in education, and how it can be harnessed in practice to help improve learning and education. It should be accessible to education readers.

Thrilling. Historic. Momentous. For the faithful fans of Bradford City, the season 2012-13 proved to be all of that and more. Promotion from League Two was the number one priority for a team that had not so long ago flirted with the Football League trapdoor. Yet for much of a topsy-turvy campaign, a crucial end-of-season play-off spot moved tantalisingly in and out of view. Wembley, though was duly reached - at the unprecedented double - as glamorous Premier League teams like Arsenal, Wigan and Aston Villa were put to the sword. It was an astonishing backs-to-the-wall story that BBC Leeds commentator and Bantams lucky charm Dave Fletcher was able to cover every step of the way.

Kate Miller (Angie Dickinson) visits her psychiatrist Dr Elliot (Michael Caine) and talks about the lack of fulfilment in her sex life. On the way home, she meets an anonymous man, has sex with him, and is then attacked in an elevator by a mysterious blonde woman. The one witness to the attack is prostitute Liz (Nancy Allen), who subsequently joins forces with Kate's son Peter (Keith Gordon) in an attempt to catch the culprit.

The field of accident and emergency nursing is a fast moving one. This comprehensive textbook is aimed at both the qualified or trainee nurse who has specialised, or is thinking of specialising, in accident and emergency care. The authors and editors are all experienced nurses and nurse-educators who aim to provide easy to read, and easy to find information about procedures, conditions and nursing skills that a newcomer to the field may not be familiar with, or with which he or she has only a superficial knowledge. Throughout the text, much use is made of illustrations, tables and boxes of key information, and a comprehensive list of references is included at the end of each chapter.