Forms, Presentations, Handout and Websites
Forms
Take Home Exam Permission Form
Online Presentations
*These presentations are flash files that are best viewed in Internet Explorer.
Revising Strategies: This presentation runs about 11 minutes and covers steps for improving your paper's ideas and flow. Moving from content to organization, this presentation moves through the recommended process and strategies for revising written work.
Editing Strategies: This presentation runs about 15 minutes and discusses common editing issues for writers.
WSTS Handouts
Literature Review/Synthesis Matrix (Licensing Information)
Useful Websites
NCSU
Here are links to some other useful NCSU sites for you.
NCSU Career Center - Resources for creating your resume
NCSU Lobo - Library Research Methods Tutorial
NCSU Labwrite - Help writing lab reports
NCSU EFL Courses - Information about English as a foreign language courses
English Conversation Club - Informal practice speaking English
UNC
The Writing Center at UNC has a wonderful series of visual demos.
Here are links to a few we think you will find useful:
Reverse Outline - This video pairs nicely with the Revising Strategies presentation above.
On the Web
There are many other resources out there for you. Here are links to a few we use often.
Purdue University Online Writing Lab - Excellent resource for citation styles and grammar questions
Punctuation Made Simple - A helpful guide to the colon, semicolon, comma, dash and apostrophe.
Grammar Girl Quick and Dirty Tips - Searchable articles on everything from "Compound Subjects" to "How Do Words Get in the Dictionary."
Allyn and Bacon Public Speaking - Excellent resource for information on public speaking
Writing A Literature Review and Using a Synthesis Matrix by NC State University Writing and Speaking Tutorial Service Tutors 2006 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
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