Date: June 20-23, 2023 - 12PM - 2:30pm EDT
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Register today for our free, virtual Research and Technical Writing Institute
Enhance your writing skills and learn more about digital tools like NVivo, Citavi, and XLSTAT that can assist with the writing and publishing process at this year’s free, virtual Research and Technical Writing Institute.
Lumivero and Dissertation by Design are teaming up to deliver four exceptional trainings to help you develop your voice, write compelling argument presentations, and report qualitative findings and statistical results.
Dissertation by Design is an organization that supports and coaches all types of writers including students, academics, and research professionals.
Register for the Research and Technical Writing Institute
Developing Your Voice: How to Paraphrase, Make Claims, and Synthesize Literature
Tuesday, June 20, 2023 | 12:00 - 2:30 p.m. EDT
Join Dr. Jessica Parker as she discusses how to develop and enhance your voice as a researcher or technical writer. Dr. Parker will focus on three critical writing skills: paraphrasing, making claims, and synthesizing literature. She will outline five steps to effective paraphrasing and demonstrate how to develop strong claims supported by evidence. Dr. Parker will also show how synthesis enhances your voice. This highly instructive webinar will help you develop your voice and confidence as a research or technical writer.
Breakout Session Demos
Using Citavi for Reference Management and Writing
Accelerating Your Literature Review with NVivo
Writing a Compelling Argument
Wednesday, June 21, 2023 | 12:00 - 2:30 p.m. EDT
Join Dr. Jessica Parker as she discusses writing considerations when developing arguments communicating the need for your research. Dr. Parker will explain the components of an argument and will model how to support claims with evidence. She will also discuss addressing counter arguments and objections to ensure your argument is perceived as credible. This highly instructive webinar will help you improve your argumentative writing skills using three styles of argumentation.
Breakout Session Demos
Using Citavi to Support Your Arguments
Using NVivo for Coding and Analysis
Reporting Qualitative Findings: Writing Considerations
Thursday, June 22, 2023 | 12:00 - 2:30 p.m. EDT
Join Dr. Veronica Richard as she discusses writing considerations when writing the findings section of a research paper after analyzing literature review and qualitative data. In this presentation, you will learn how to use the thematic structure in NVivo to transition to writing. Dr. Richard will help you understand the importance of presenting findings in a logical order, how to identify and introduce relevant quotes and excerpts and how to present profiles. This highly instructive presentation will help you plan for writing early in the literature and data analysis process so you can stay organized and clearly convey your findings.
Breakout Session Demos
Thematic Analysis Using NVivo
Using Visuals and Queries with NVivo to Report Findings
Reporting Statistical Results: Research Writing Considerations
Friday, June 23, 2023 | 12:00 - 2:30 p.m. EDT
Join Kirstie Eastwood as she discusses research writing considerations when reporting statistical results. In this presentation, you will learn how to use XLSTAT data reports to report participant demographics and develop the writing structure of your results section. Eastwood will help you understand the importance of presenting results in a logical order and demonstrate how to identify and introduce relevant charts and tables and present data in a meaningful way to answer your research questions. This highly instructive webinar will help you plan for writing early in the data analysis process so you can stay organized and clearly convey your findings.
Breakout Session Demos
Describing Data with XLSTAT
Mixed Methods Research with NVivo
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