Module 5.1 General Writing Tips
Writing is a huge subject. This series of videos breaks it down for you, starting with some general tips to make your work more readable. After all, if the professor has to work too hard at reading it, you probably are not going to get a good grade.
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Module 5.2 Outlines
Outlines can be challenging, but they are really important for ensuring you are covering everything you need to, nothing you don’t, and making sure you are not duplicating anything. If you write a good outline, you can just turn your bullet points into sentences and you are done!
Module 5.3 Content and Body
There are a lot of things you can do to help your paper get an A, but, honestly, none of them will be equal to simply having well-organized, well-written content in the body, that addresses to topic, without straying down any rabbit holes. This video is designed to help you get exactly that.
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Using spelling and grammar checkers
Module 5.4 Introductions and Conclusions
It may seem counterintuitive to write your introduction after you are done, but if you pause to think about it for a minute, you realize that you don’t know what to introduce until it is written. The conclusion should definitely come last, but it is basically just a recap of the intro, so it sort of writes itself. Check out this video for tips on how to get them both to A quality.
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Module 5.5 Editing
There are two very important parts to editing your paper. The second, readability will be covered in the next video. This one is all about that spelling and grammar checking.
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Using spelling and grammar checkers Readability
Module 5.6 Readability
In video 5.1 we mentioned the importance of good editing in creating a readable paper. Here we are going to examine some of the most common problems students have and tools you can use to solve them.
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Using spelling and grammar checkers Microsoft tools