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Student Health 101
Many students who travel abroad for their education have many questions about living on their own. College Health Services publishes an interactive online magazine for students studying at the...
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How to Log Into the Wifi Network at the University of Manitoba
These instructions are for students who are enrolled in courses at the English Language Centre. Before logging into the University’s Wifi network, students must claim the UMnetID. Click on your...
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Logging into ANGEL
These instructions are for English Language Centre students whose courses have ANGEL enabled. Step 1: Go to the ANGEL website Step 2: Log-In using your username & password. (Students must claim...
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Plagiarism Tutorial
The University of Manitoba’s Student Advocacy office has created this short (12 minute) tutorial that gives an excellent explanation of plagiarism and university’s policies. All students should take...
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Inappropriate Collaboration
Have you ever worked on homework problems with someone? Helped someone write a paper? Checked your homework answers with classmates? Then this short (7 minute) presentation from the University of...
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Activating Your UMNetID
Once you have been registered for the English Language Centre students can activate their UMNEtID which will give them access to University email, wireless, computerlabs, Desire2Learn, JUMP and much...
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Claiming Your UofM Computer Account
The following procedure is for English Language Centre or U of M students. Once you have been registered for the English Language Centre students can activate their UMNEtID which will give them...
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How to Prepare for Exams
The end of term can be stressful for students. It is important to take care of yourself and plan ahead. There is no such thing as cramming for your language proficiency test. The best way to see...
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