Abstracts: This guide provides an introduction to writing abstracts, which are formal summaries writers prepare of their completed work.
Book Reviews: A book review addresses the subject matter of a literary work, and assesses effectiveness and value. Book reviews keep publishers and the public aware of what is being thought and written in a wide range of subjects. When a new book is issued, copies are sent to reviewers; subsequent reviews appear in literary magazines, academic journals, newspapers, and other periodicals. People everywhere depend on book reviews to direct them in their reading; many readers buy what commentators give particular attention. Competent reviewers are the best counselors for readers attempting to keep up with intellectual and aesthetic developments in the literary arts. This guide helps writers consider and better understand this writing situation.
Creating and Using Overheads: Different types of visuals work better than others, depending on the information you need to convey and who your audience is. Remember to complete a developed outline of your presentation before creating your visuals. Read more about creating and using overheads in this guide.
Curriculum Vitae: What is a Curriculum Vitae? Curriculum Vitae (Latin): the course of your academic life. A Curriculum Vitae (CV) is a formally presented, detailed synopsis of your academic and research experiences and accomplishments. A CV is usually requested for teaching and research positions, but is also a part of the application process for some graduate programs and international positions. To learn more, read this guide.
Electronic Mail: E-mail is used to communicate in many settings. Effective use of email requires a clear sense of the purpose for writing, as well as a clear statement of the message. To explore how to use email effectively, read this guide.
Publishing Your Writing: This guide offers information on the most basic aspects of publishing your writing, from defining what it is, how to go about submitting, to offering advice about what to do once you've been published.
Understanding Plagiarism: This guide helps writers to understand what plagiarism is, what the penalties are, and how to avoid it.
