The Golden Pages provide announcements for forthcoming conferences in musicology and related disciplines, an archive of dissertation abstracts, links to music departments worldwide, and other links of interest to musicologists.
Have a go at this multiple choice quiz compiled by the BBC and test your fake news spotting skills. It's harder than you think!
Did you know that the BBC has extensive guidelines for their reporters, which they must follow to check the authenticity and accuracy of news stories. The relevant part of the website is BBC Editorial Guidelines section 3 - accuracy.
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Universities will have their own digital repository to store, provide access to and preserve work produced by their academics. These repositories can be a valuable source of information to you when you are writing a dissertation or postgraduate-level project.
Greenwich's repository service is called GALA (Greenwich Academic Literature Archive).
Click here to explore the repository and scroll to the bottom of the page for guidance on searching and (if you are a member of research staff) uploading materials.
Kent's repository service is called KAR (Kent Academic Repository).
Click here to explore the repository and see guidance on searching and (if you are a member of research staff) uploading materials.
CCCU's repository service is called ResearchSpace Repository.
Click here to explore the repository.
The internet can be one of the most valuable tools in your quest for information during your time at university.
However, with so much information out there, it can be very hard to find the best information, or to know that you've found it when you've got it!
Use the ideas on this page to find useful sites full of good-quality information for the arts.