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Lecture content - use of published reports

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goodgodlemon · 23/10/2022 14:32

Hello, I'm fairly new to lecturing and currently doing a few HPL sessions in my professional area. I've prepared a short (one hour) lecture for this week on a topic that has been brilliantly covered by a well regarded international organisation (they have produced two reports - one based on a systematic review of the issues and one setting out the proposed solutions). I've just realised that most (approx 70%) of the content of my lecture is taken from these reports and although I am citing these reports at the beginning and throughout (for specific diagrams), should I be basing so much of the content on just two reports? Even if they are very thorough and very appropriate for this session? Is there a rule of thumb I should be aware of? Any advice would be welcome!

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greyinggranny · 23/10/2022 14:33

Can you point students to other peer reviewed sources so they can explore different perspectives?

goodgodlemon · 23/10/2022 15:04

Thanks @greyinggranny yes I have uploaded several other papers for them to read as well as a case study that I've put together. I just can't find anything better that the two reports - as they have been produced for use across the world. They are the leading organisation in my field, so this is unsurprising.

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