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If you want tons of help and resources for students, participate in tonight’s (Faculty) APA webcast. Receive plenty of effective resources with APA writing format and how to use them well!
eCOACH Online Learning presents the following webcast (click on the date to register):
May 15, 8:00 – 9:00 p.m. ET “(Faculty) APA”
Register no later than 12:00 p.m. ET, Wednesday, May 15.
Do you help understanding journal articles and writing article reviews? Need help with APA writing format? Or, how to read, understand, and write a review of an article? Need some one-on-one tutoring with these subjects this week? ANSWER: eCOACH Online Learning webcast series with follow-up tutoring from a tCOACH!
eCOACH Online Learning presents the following webcasts (click on the date to register):
May 6, 11:00 – 12:00 p.m. ET “(Basic) APA Writing Format & Citations”
Register no later than 7:00 a.m. ET, Monday, May 6.
May 7, 8:00 – 9:00 p.m. ET “(Advanced) Writing Article Reviews”
Register no later than 12:00 p.m. ET, Tuesday, May 7.
We all know what happened to the two little pigs who built their houses out of straw and sticks.
One puff from the big, bad wolf and “poof.”
Gone.
We also know that the third little pig built his house out of bricks.
He understood that a solid foundation would enable him to prevail when the wolf came knocking on his door. So he took a proactive approach. Even though it cost him more time and energy upfront, he believed the investment was worth it.
The same principle applies to academic success. Build a firm foundation right from the start, and you’ll be able to withstand the winds of rigorous courses and stand triumphant, degree in hand.
Do that by taking advantage of academic resources early in your college career.
For example, before your first paper is due, do you know the best way to conduct research online? How to tackle one of those intimidatingly long and complex scholarly journals? Or how you can use Turnitin to help sharpen your paraphrasing, quoting, and stylistic skills?
To enable Saint Leo University students to answer “yes” to those questions, psychology faculty member Dr. Shannon Farris created eCOACH Online Learning.
30-Minute Webcast Series: Grading the Top 100 Student Sources with Drs. Shannon Farris and Thom McHugh
Based on a recent Turnitin analysis, nearly 50% of student sources come from sites with content of questionable educational value. What are these sites and how do they rate in terms of appropriateness, quality of content, and value?
This webcast will explore the top 100 student sources that secondary and higher education student use, including the top questionable and creditable sites. We also provide suggestions on how to better guide students in conducting appropriate research online.
Click on the Turnitin picture below for recording.
Dr. Shannon Farris
Founder of eCOACH Online Learning
Do you help understanding Turnitin and many other useful online resources? Need help with APA writing formatting? Need some one-on-one tutoring with these subjects this week? ANSWER: eCOACH Online Learning webcast series with follow-up tutoring from a tCOACH!
Do you help understanding journal articles and writing article reviews? Need help with APA writing formatting? Need some one-on-one tutoring with these subjects this week? ANSWER: eCOACH Online Learning webinar series with follow-up tutoring from a tCOACH!
eCOACH Online Learning presents the following web conference (click on the date to register):
February 13, 8:00 – 9:00 p.m. ET “(Basic) APA Writing Format & Citations”
Register no later than 12:00 p.m. ET, Wednesday, February 13.
30-Minute Webcast Series: Grading the Top 100 Student Sources with Drs. Shannon Farris and Thom McHugh
Based on a recent Turnitin analysis, nearly 50% of student sources come from sites with content of questionable educational value. What are these sites and how do they rate in terms of appropriateness, quality of content, and value?
This webcast will explore the top 100 student sources that secondary and higher education student use, including the top questionable and creditable sites. We also provide suggestions on how to better guide students in conducting appropriate research online.
Click HERE to register.
Date: Thursday, February 7, 2013
Time: 10:00am PT / 11:00am MT / 12:00 noon CT / 1:00pm ET
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Cost: Complimentary
Picture Credit: Joseph A. Cubria
Having trouble writing in APA format or with citations and references? Does the APA Manual (blue book) put you to sleep when trying to find the right examples? Wouldn’t be easier if our culture embraced APA as a practical solution like we do the blue pill? Can it be that easy? Yes it can! To Register, click HERE.
Come join Dr. Shannon Farris and the Virginia Centers, for an engaging presentation on, “The Blue Pill or the Blue Book: How APA Performance Increases Your Satisfaction!” This presentation will focus on how to use the APA manual, web resources and templates quickly and effectively, in hopes of increasing your career satisfaction!
The event is free and open to Saint Leo University Virginia Center’s students and faculty, but seating is limited and reservations are required.
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