MacBook Pro, white ceramic mug,and black smartphone on table

In this session

We invited four members of the AWAS Tutor team to give short presentations

Making decisions about the scope of your project - depth vs breadth, and making use of your reading and research findings as evidence / LOU
Making your argument clear to your reader - across paragraphs, sections/chapters, the whole paper/book / ERIC
Style, tone - creating and maintaining your own authorial voice /AMINA
and Presentation matters - finishing touches / HATTIE
Q&As And any top tips for dissertation students?

Here are the presentations

As you listen, take notes on anything that you would like to apply to your own dissertation-writing practice. You could also take notes on anything you would like to follow up on, either in a one-to-one tutorial with one of the AWAS team, or by looking at the information and activities on the AWAS Online Canvas resource

Lou

Lou's slides

SSW Project Scope.pptx

Eric

Eric's slides

MAKING YOUR ARGUMENT THROUGHOUT Eric Ngang.pdf

Amina

Amina's slides

AWAS On Air Wed.pptx

Hattie

Hattie's slides

Further resources we recommended

Synthesising ideas from different sources: $WIKI_REFERENCE$/pages/synthesising-ideas-from-different-sources?

Effective note-taking: $WIKI_REFERENCE$/pages/effective-note-taking?module_item_id=g4ad013a9c05134636268ea0ca7459da9

Cutting down on your word count