Cross-referencing BoardEx tables with Excel — This week, we continued to explore the BoardEx challenge: Tell me something interesting about UK directors using data from more than one BoardEx table Person Z demonstrated their working. Get all individual employment profiles (UK). In Excel, filter and select three directors of interest. Copy and paste the three DirectorID…

Analysis of one BoardEx table, starting to cross reference — This week, we reviewed the BoardEx homework challenge: Find the UK’s highest paid CEO in the last five years The question may not be well defined yet. You may have some scope to adjust it depending on what the database offers. We are using a fictional example which will help…

R21–0920, MACE6300, Async only content to support dissertations — Request information Cohort size: 500 Level: Masters ,1 year Management of Projects Reach: Core unit (taken by all students on the relevant programme) Brief: “This is a core unit for Masters Management of Projects course , all students required to do a dissertation. The Programme lead would like all relevant dissertation support…

Starting to analyse company boards of directors with BoardEx — We had Person A only this week. Review of recent activities We co-delivered our new Bloomberg AIM market workshop. We had to make changes on the day due to storms and remote working but it still went well. Person A found the web version of Bloomberg interface challenging but workable. Returning back to Bloomberg…

NURS9328C R21–0828 — Supporting materials Slides/materials: [N/A] Online session materials: [N/A] Other materials used: [none] Practicalities Group: [3] Length: [30] Online: [Async] Discipline: [Any] Level: [CPD] Suggested online resources This is the BB space — NURS9328C — Course Menu (Library Resources) https://online.manchester.ac.uk/webapps/blackboard/content/listContentEditable.jsp?content_id=_13149889_1&course_id=_66338_1&mode=reset

R21–0895 PHAR10600 — Please can the following go in three folders titled: Learning online Effective learning strategies Effective academic reading Planning your studies Organising your study to make the most of your time — Pharmacy Introduction Hi there, welcome to this section where you are going to organise your study to make the most of your time. The strategies that we are going to cover here are to encourage…

R21–0822 NURS31340 ASYNC only — Introduction (embed text) Stepping up to Level 6 Congratulations on entering your third year at university! In this session we will be working on how you can identify and write out connections, agreements and disagreements between sources of evidence. To do this, we will build on the strategies we have discussed and practiced in previous years. Reflecting on last year

Academic style and conventions Academic writing is different to other types of writing, such as personal journal writing or blogging. It is more formal than some other types of writing, with strict conventions writers are expected to conform to. Activity: What are the key characteristics of academic writing? What about personal journal/blog writing? Voting — Mentimeter Vote on a Mentimeter questionwww.menti.com