The document discusses the importance of revising academic works to improve clarity and add value for various stakeholders. It recommends revising works to give proper credit, locate sources for readers, add authority for the author, and join scholarly conversations in a field. Revising is presented as an ongoing process that develops information literacy from basic concepts in early years to more advanced frameworks later on. Setting clear expectations at each stage leads to stronger academic work. The document encourages taking a longitudinal approach to revision from the start of undergraduate studies through to graduate school.
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Give Credit Added Value For the Researcher
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