Your Research Diary involves you finding, reflecting, debating and reinterpreting design issues into your own words from both common and unusual sources, not just from the internet but also books, newspapers and other mediums. The research diary is NOT a personal account of what you did during the week nor does it cover any of your other modules. The Research Diary & Creative Experimentation should reflect at least 12 hours work per week. (Please overwrite this notice to show you have read and understand what a Research Diary involves).
If you quote information from any source, make sure it is visually distinctive from your own work and cited using Harvard Referencing. Failure to do so will constitute plagiarism.
We recommend using block quotes like in this example. View the source for the markup.
IMD Design Staff. 2010. How to reference sources. [Online] (Updated 01 Jan 2010) Available at: interactivemultimediadesign.org [Accessed 20 January 2010].
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