When writing fiction, you want your reader to travel to your written world and see the characters and surroundings the way you do. However, this can be difficult when an author uses "telling" writing instead of "showing" writing. This podcast gives you tips on how to avoid telling writing, such as making use of the five senses and dialogue.
5/16/2013 | Download File (5.59 MB) - right click to download
Now that you have taken notes and organized your thoughts, it is time to write a book report that will include an analysis of the material you read. This podcast will help you to write a good introduction, summarize your thoughts, and keep your ideas structured.
5/9/2013 | Download File (3.52 MB) - right click to download
If you are asked to write a research paper, you must find valid sources and use appropriate formatting. In this podcast, we explain the whole process.
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This podcast details the anatomy of a research proposal. While there may be no wrong way to write a proposal, the style you choose must complement your content. Having a clear description of what you wish to research and the necessity of demonstrating your knowledge are just two points covered in this podcast.
4/25/2013 | Download File (6.46 MB) - right click to download
What information you choose to include in your resume is just as important as how you format it. Your resume might look great, but if the content doesn’t impress potential employers, you won’t be hired. This podcast outlines the different types of resumes so you can tailor your resume to suit specific employers.
4/17/2013 | Download File (3.69 MB) - right click to download
As you are writing your novel, it is helpful to keep some tips in mind that will help strengthen your overall storytelling. One way to improve your writing is to use the active rather than the passive voice. If you are interested in learning more about active and passive voice, listen to this podcast!
