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PowerPoint Skills

Learning how to navigate and master PowerPoint is essential for constructing powerful presentations. Click here for information to make you a PowerPoint whiz.

PowerPoint Skills

 

Dictionary.com

Our favorite online dictionary and thesaurus.

Dictionary.com

 

itools.com
One-stop shopping to get started on your most basic research questions.
itools.com

 

Grant Writing

Yes, grant writing can be intimidating. But it doesn't have to be! Some wonderful resources are listed below to help guide you in this process.

University of North Carolina Grantwriting Tips

Lone Eagle Grantwriting Tips

Minnesota Council on Foundations Grant Proposal Tips

 

Study Strategies and Skills

Joe Landsberger has created the best study guide strategy site we've seen in quite some time, and the site is continuously updated. This is invaluable information no matter how well you think you're studying. The second link brings you to skills for note taking, improving memory, and cramming for tests (not that anyone ever needs to do so...). Browsing around will give you heaps of helpful information.

Joe Landsberuger Study Guides and Strategies

Study Skills

 

Writer’s Workbench Software
Writer’s Workbench, a software program that you purchase and load onto your computer, provides almost immediate feedback on 25 aspects of your writing—from structure and form to grammar and usage. Many faculty members in the Walden EdD program endorse its use. An online demo is available.
Writer’s Workbench Software

 

Writing for Business and Pleasure
University of Minnesota instructor Steve Wilbers is a popular newspaper columnist. He has compiled many of his columns and tips on this excellent Web site.
Writing for Business and Pleasure

 

A Guide to Indispensable Writing Resources
Quintessential Careers writes that “you'll find everything on and off the Net that you could possibly need in writing or researching a paper, including links to all sorts of reference material, links to writing labs, links to Web search engines, and links to writing-related Web sites.”
A Guide to Indispensable Writing Resources

 

Using Nonsexist Language

It is critical to use politically correct, nonsexist language that avoids stereotypes of any kind. This page has some wonderful guidelines to do so.

Using Nonsexist Language

 

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