This blog started out as an accompanying reflection on the Writing in the Sciences series which is usually run here at Mawson Lakes in SP5. As you can see, the reflections have rolled on beyond the purpose for which the blog was originally intended!
Now the face-to-face workshops have returned. Here are the first three offerings, with more to come:
Will I or won't I use Wikipedia?
What is a good source for writing in the sciences and engineering? Where do you find the best sources? Is there a place for Wikipedia and why the controversy? To Google or not to Google...
Mind mapping
Mind mapping is a wonderful tool to organise your ideas and structure your work. Susanna Carter is the resident Learning Adviser mind mapping expert. Book early for this popular workshop.
Kicking goals with referencing
One of the best ways to attract good marks is to know how to use references purposefully, correctly and in ways which add authority to your writing. This workshop is a gold passport to moving your work up a grade!
Book early, avoid disappointment
The Writing in the Sciences team
1 comment:
Many thanks to Susanna for this beautiful mind map!
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