This writing retreat was for all students (and non-students), studying at any level within any faculty. It was a space to develop writing skills and also to meet other students and academic staff at the Open University.
We finished on perhaps ones of the biggest ones, editing your work. In part 1 we looked at the key stages of editing the piece of work you are need to get through and set you the task of going away and doing the task. In part 2 we looked at how you got on and what worked, and what didn’t go as well.
This writing retreat was for all students (and non-students), studying at any level within any faculty. It was a space to develop writing skills and also to meet other students and academic staff at the Open University.
We finished on perhaps ones of the biggest ones, editing your work. In part 1 we looked at the key stages of editing the piece of work you are need to get through and set you the task of going away and doing the task. In part 2 we’ll be looking at how you have got on and what worked, and what hasn’t gone as well.
This writing retreat was for all students (and non-students), studying at any level within any faculty. It was a space to develop writing skills and also to meet other students and academic staff at the Open University.
Many types of study look for some specific structured writing, which may include case studies and experiments. These have a recognised formal series of steps that need to be followed along with their own special language at times. We looked at some good examples and showed you what you need to maximise your effectiveness.
