Apps TIC Past Exam Feb 2020 B (Provided by the professor)

bibliographic references.

microblogging profiles.

wikis.

blogs and websites.

a research network to connect university libraries.

a tool to manage quantitative studies.

an academic social network to share and follow the publications of its members.

an academic forum to exchange information about linguistic and literary matters.

is a free service to look for online articles about English Literature.

a proprietary BMA to keep resources and insert them in a text document automatically.

a free web resource to generate bibliographic references in different formats.

an open-source program to manage bibliographic references.

a. Google docs.

b. Google forms.

c. Microsoft forms.

d. b and c are correct.

as an open-source alternative to WordPress.

as an academic RSS aggregator.

to create and manage corpora.

as an automatic proofreader while writing academic works.

tool to compile e-journals.

format used to create e-books.

format used to import and export bibliographic references.

tool to compress video files.

Microsoft alternative to EverNote.

open-source alternative to EndNote.

open-source alternative to Google Keep.

most widely used software to manage bibliographic references.

the Microsoft cloud storage system.

software to read RSS.

the Google cloud storage system.

an Apple virtual machine to exchange files.

a tool to transform your .pdf texts into ebook formats.

one of the platforms available at UNED to read books online.

a project to digitalise classic books in English.

a project to digitalise classic books in different languages.

Twitter.

weblogs.

wikis.

Hangout.

LinkedIn.

Research Gate.

Academia.

Facebook.

a list of writers from the Age of Enlightenment.

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an app to improve the quality of coloured images.

an online anthology of and guide to English Literature from the Medieval period onwards.

a free online library with books written in different languages.

a tool to collect and manage your bibliographic references.

an open e-book library management application developed by e-book users.

an application to manage RSS and other kinds of feeds.

a. quantitative research.

b. qualitative research.

c. statistical studies.

d. A & B.

FreeMind.

EndNote.

Zotero.

Mendeley.

we need to search it on Google Scholar.

and it is not provided by our library we will have to search REBIUN to locate it in other universities.

we will need to search Dialnet after logging in at our institution.

and it is not provided by our library, we could ask for it in the library.

two handbooks of style to format your essays and academic works.

tools to learn foreign languages online.

professional associations related to English Studies which have their own distribution lists to announce academic events among other elements.

two of the most well-known CoP on the Internet to share ICT related matters.

contains studies in Language and Literature, Applied Linguistics, History, and other disciplines related to English Studies (among other disciplines).

is an online grammar checker developed by Spanish Universities.

is a repository of datasets.

is not available at UNED.

professional social network.

CoP to practise foreign languages.

tool to create wikis.

database of books and academic journals about English Studies.

you will block the system and an error will pop up.

you will be able to export your finding to your reference manager.

It would be difficult to find exactly what you are looking for.

no results will be retrieved.