Thursday Thoughts: July Webinar Schedule
One element that some online students miss in their regular coursework is live and interactive sessions with their instructor and classmates. Working together live harnesses our energy and allows you to receive feedback and answers to questions in real time. For students seeking this sort of experience, the Walden University Writing Center has a ton of live webinars coming up in July 2019. Note that with the exception of one, all of these webinars are appropriate for students in all programs and in all phases of their coursework.
Tuesday July 2,
8-9:00 p.m. ET
An essential component of academic writing is a thesis statement, whether you are writing a discussion post or a course paper. Join this session to solidify your knowledge of thesis statements with a focus on practicing creating your own thesis statement.
Monday July 8,
3-4:00 p.m. ET
Scholarly writing does not have to be boring: Your ideas are exciting, so your writing should be too! Learn how to create sentences that will engage your readers, helping them to be as excited as you are about your ideas. You'll leave this webinar knowing more about how to vary sentence structure, use active voice, and incorporate transitions.
Wednesday July 17,
7-8:00 p.m. ET
Confused about whether the first person "I" is allowed in academic writing at Walden? Unsure of how to avoid bias in your scholarly work? Join this webinar to learn Walden's and APA's policy on the use of first person, as well as various ways to avoid biased language and ideas in your writing.
Thursday July 18,
12-1:00 p.m. ET
This webinar focuses on how best to use tables and figures to present data (as well as APA requirements for doing so), as well as discussing qualitative and quantitative data. The best audience for this webinar is doctoral students working on their final capstone document.
Wednesday July 24,
2-3:00 p.m. ET
Crediting sources for their ideas is often a tricky balancing act between citing too much and not enough. This session focuses on how to cite research using proper APA format; attend this webinar to become a citation expert!
Tuesday July 30, 3-4:00
p.m. ET
This session discusses the do's and don'ts of annotated bibliographies using examples. This session is relevant for any graduate students completing an annotated bibliography as part of their course work. We also explain how annotated bibliographies can be used by all writers as a way to take notes and organize research. If you are currently writing or will write a large research paper, this is the webinar for you!
The Walden University Writing Center supports undergraduate and graduate students throughout their programs with paper reviews, webinars, modules, a podcast, and a comprehensive website.
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