Hi, all,
I've been making Prezi slideshows with voiceover recently and wanted to place them all in one handy location. So here they are! Just click the links to view them all.
RSU Writing Center Overview
MLA Style: The Basics
MLA Style: Intermediate
APA Style: The Basics
Decoding APA Style: APA Style in Action (for APA novices or intermediates)
Chicago Style: The Basics
Paragraph Structure
How To Use Evidence in Body Paragraphs
Finding Evidence and Blending It into Your Own Writing
Writing Assignment Primer: A Refresher for Writing in the Disciplines
Feedback is always welcome! What do you think of these? What requests would you like to make for new Prezis with brief writing tips, advice, refreshers, or primers?
Happy writing,
Sara
At the Rogers State University Writing Center, we believe that students in all stages of writing can benefit from advice and feedback. We will do our best to answer questions concerning all things writing.
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Monday, June 22, 2015
Monday, June 15, 2015
APA in the Wild
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New to APA Style? Confused? Observe APA in action... Review this annotated example article from a database at the Prezi linked here.
Happy Writing,
Sara
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
RSU Writing Center Tip: How To Use Evidence in Body Paragraphs (bonus: learn about Prezi)
Students often ask me how much evidence they should use in a paper in each paragraph. I've created a visual explanation using the free online presentation tool, Prezi, to share my answer with all of you. Have a look at the "How To Use Evidence in Body Paragraphs" Prezi by clicking here. Just click the right and left arrows underneath the slides to move backward or forward through the presentation.
If you're interested in creating your own Prezi, let me know. I'd be glad to walk you through the process of creating your own student account and composing your own presentation with this tool. Their slideshows are more dynamic, in terms of transitions and slide design, than those you can create in Microsoft PowerPoint, I think.
Happy writing,
Sara
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