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The All My Own Work (AMOW) program helps students follow the principles and practices of good scholarship and academic integrity.
To be eligible for entry into a Preliminary course all students must successfully complete AMOW (NESA, 2024).
How to Complete AMOW
How to Complete AMOW
Students are required to work through Topics 1-4 in order and successfully complete all sections and activities.
For each end of topic quiz, enter your name as it appears on formal school records and NESA records.
You need to achieve 4/5 or 5/5 in each quiz -any lower and you must re-do the quiz.
It is 100% okay to ask for help.
At the end of each successfully completed topic:
download your certificate before it expires
upload your certificate using the UPLOAD links below.
Note: If you cannot download and save the PDF, click here for an alternative method:
If you cannot download your completion certificate, take a screenshot and upload it using the links below for each topic - change the file name to be your name and the topic number, eg. JohnSmith-Topic1.jpg
How to take a screenshot on a Windows Computer
How to take a screenshot on a Windows Computer
How to Take a Screenshot Using Keyboard Shortcuts. To quickly take a screenshot of your whole screen, you can press the Print Screen (or PrtSc) button on your keyboard. If needed, then paste the image into a Word Doc or Google Doc, then right-click on the image and select "Save As".
To automatically save your screenshot to the Pictures folder on your computer, press the Windows + Print Screen buttons at the same time.
How to take a screenshot on a Mac Computer
How to take a screenshot on a Mac Computer
To take a screenshot, press and hold these three keys together: Shift, Command and 3. If you see a thumbnail in the corner of your screen, click it to edit the screenshot. Or wait for the screenshot to be saved to your desktop.
Then save the image to your computer, use your full name and "Topic 1" (2, 3, or 4).
Read the introduction, scroll down and select Topic 1 complete all sections and activities.
Pass with 4/5 or better.
Download your certificate.
Complete all sections and activities.
Pass with 4/5 or better.
Download your certificate.
Complete all sections and activities.
Pass with 4/5 or better.
Download your certificate.
Complete all sections and activities.
Pass with 4/5 or better.
Download your certificate.
Additional Compulsory Task: Sign up for a State Library of NSW Membership Card
Additional Compulsory Task: Sign up for a State Library of NSW Membership Card
All Year 10 students need to apply for a free membership with the State Library of NSW. This membership will enable you to search for and find academic journal articles and books in databases that are ordinarily locked behind paywalls. Notes about joining:
If you have a DET email address, sign up with that email address.
If there is an option, check the box to receive your membership number and card “by email & post”.
If you do not have a mobile number, enter a parent's or carer's number.
Join here >>> https://member.sl.nsw.gov.au/sign-up
Save your membership number somewhere easy to find — you will need it in Term 1 of Year 11 for your Library database lesson.
Tools to Support Your Academic Integrity
Tools to Support Your Academic Integrity
All My Own Work covers the essential requirements for acting honestly and ethically as a Year 11–12 student in NSW.
To develop a broader and more reflective understanding — one that supports ethical thinking and writing long after school — visit the Academic Integrity page.
These resources have been designed specifically for Smith’s Hill High School students to support you in building strong, sustainable habits of integrity.
BELOW: Tools to help you acknowledge when you incorporate other people's ideas in assessment tasks through REFENCING:
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