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We invite lecturers to use this site to share learning and teaching materials, retaining ownership but attaching a Creative Commons licence. There are different versions of Creative Commons: the Attribution-Noncommercial version is used for many resources across this site. When you see this licence attached to online resources, you know that you can copy and adapt the materials for educational purposes, so long as you give credit to the original author.

We host the TRUE project, which includes fifteen different sub-sites for sharing teaching materials aimed at 2nd and 3rd Year modules. Many are licensed as Creative Commons, but some are copyright, all rights reserved.

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