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Digital Resources

The Writing Center's Digital Resources is a series that offers educational videos on academic writing to support teaching and tutoring tasks. 

They provide a step-by-step description and offer tips for academic writing. From developing a research question, the 7-part series guides its audience through the entire writing process and includes tips for planning as well as managing writing projetcs. Each digital entry is accompanied by an individual study module for students. These include a series of tasks that guide students in applying the content and techniques explained in the input to their own writing practice of specific work. 

Instructors and supervisors are invited to use the digital resource series and independent-study modules in their teaching and supervising process. The resources can be used as a source of inspiration or a template for designing their own discipline-specific material. Another option would be to integrate it directly into teaching or have it made available as supplemental content for moodle courses. We would be happy to advise you. (contact: schreibzentrum(at)uni-graz.at)

 

 

 

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The Writing Center's Digital Resources

Key features of academic writing
Developing the research question
Working with literature
Structuring your paper
Text production
Text revision
Managing the work process

We would like to invite instructors and advisors to use the Writing center's digital resources and independent study modules for teaching and mentoring. We are happy to advise you!

Key features of academic writing (1/7)

What students have always wanted to know about academic writing but never dared to ask

What students have always wanted to know about academic writing but never dared to ask

   

Content:

  • ​​​​​Dimensions of the academic writing skills
  • Requirements for academic texts
  • Process of academic writing and tips for each step

material:

Independent study module for students "Besonderheiten des wissenschaftlichen Schreibens" (only available in German)

 

 

 

 

Developing the research question (2/7)

What is a research question and why is it required?

What is a research question and why is it required?

   

Content:

  • importance and purpose of a research question 
  • narrowing down a topic
  • developing a research question

material:

Independent study module for students "Forschungsfrage entwickeln" (only available in German)

 

 

 

 

Working with literature (3/7)

How to properly integrate literature into an academic work?

How to properly integrate literature into an academic work?

   

Content:

  • What function does literature serve in academic writing?
  • How can relevant literature be found successfully?
  • How can literature be prepared for use in the work?
  • How does the linguistic integration of cited literature work?

material:

Independent study module for students "Umgang mit Literatur" (only available in German)

 

 

Structuring your paper (4/7)

How ia a coherent structure developed?

How ia a coherent structure developed?

   

   

Content:

  • Functions and characteristics of structuring in academic work
  • Principles and work techniques for creating an outline
  • Structures at the chapter and section levels

material:

Independent study module for students  "Strukturieren der Arbeit" (only available in German)

 

 

Text production (5/7)

How do you write a rough or first draft quickly?

How do you write a rough or first draft quickly?

   

Content:

  • What is meant by text production?
  • Why does writing raw texts help?
  • How can raw texts be produced quickly?
  • Method for creating a rough draft

material:

Independent study module for students "Textproduktion" (only available in German)

 

Text revision (6/7)

Write quickly, edit carefully!

Write quickly, edit carefully!

   

Content:

  • The importance of revision in academic writing
  • Levels of text revision
  • Systematic approach to revising and practical tips

material:

Independent study module for students "Textüberarbeitung" (only available in German)

Managing the work process (7/7)

Well planned is half done!

Well planned is half done!

   

Content:

  • Why is it important to control the work process when writing an academic paper?
  • How can the work process be managed efficiently?
  • Which approach is suitable for planning and organizing a paper?

material:

Independent study module for students "Steuerung" (only available in German) 

 

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Writing Center (SZ)

Counseling on teaching academic writing & providing resources for students
schreibzentrum(at)uni-graz.at

+43 316 380 - 1226
Heinrichstrasse 18/II
https://schreibzentrum.uni-graz.at/en/

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Subscribe to the Writing Center's mailing list and stay up-to-date with offered workshops and events. (The mailing list is sent out in German only!)

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