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Toolkit:Facilitation Kit: Writing a Journal Article Reporting Research
...onsists of nine modules, each containing a PowerPoint presentation and a set of facilitator notes. The notes expand on the content of the slides and provide guidance in facilitating the module, which ...
Toolkit:Facilitation Kit: Preparing to Write a Journal Article
The kit is primarily for those who will facilitate workshops, courses, or sessions at least in part on this subject. However, it also can be used as self-study material, for example by researchers wit...
Toolkit:Facilitation Kit: Foundations of Research Writing
The kit is primarily for those who will facilitate workshops, courses, or sessions at least in part on this subject. However, it also can be used as self-study material, for example by researchers wit...
Course:"Scientific and Technical Writing"
"The course is aimed at scientists from research and development institutions or universities. It mainly concerns researchers engaged in agricultural research and rural development."
"This course cons...
Web resource:Grant Proposals (or Give me the money!)
Good basic advice on applying for grants. From the writing center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA.
Presentation:2016 Intensive Course in Research Writing
...ded below. To limit file size, items such as decorative images have been deleted. Feel free to use these materials for self-study or in your teaching.
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Book:Systematic Reviews in the Social Sciences: A Practical Guide
Entire book openly accessible. Helpful also in doing systematic reviews in fields other than social sciences.
Book:Doing Global Science: A Guide to Responsible Conduct in the Global Research Enterprise
Chapter titles:
"Responsible Conduct of Research and the Global Context: An Overview"
"Planning and Preparing for Research"
"Preventing the Misuse of Research and Technology"
"Carrying Out Research"
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Video:Creating Effective Poster Presentations
...udes videos, example posters, evaluation materials, and a resource list. Focuses on traditional (rather than electronic) posters, but most of the content applies to electronic posters as well.
Presentation:Public Science Communication
Among subtopics covered: reasons to communicate science to the public, principles to follow, suggestions for working with the media, writing for general readerships. Prepared by Barbara Gastel.