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resources for OSK

Updated: Sep 10, 2021

The primary hub for your course material is your Courses page, where I will be adding videos which talk through the downloadable PPTs. I will update you via this blog whenever new resources are added.


There are a couple OSK videos on the Lectures tab as well.


Office Skills, however, has some crossover with other lab courses which results in some sneakier resources which live on other Courses pages.


Below I have linked suggested resources from other courses. If a direct link for the resource is not given, use the link for the Courses page under which the resource is listed.


Presenting/Public Speaking

from the Courses page for Professional Skills (PSKO)

- "Presentation Skills lecture pt 1" and "Presentation Skills lecture pt 2," video; elaborates on this PowerPoint


PowerPoint

basics

from the Courses page for Introduction to Computers (ITC)

- "Module 5 (PowerPoint) talkthrough," video; demonstrates and discusses parts of the Creating Documents chapter

- "Assignment 3 (PowerPoint) demo," video; demonstrates PowerPoint basics including themes, transitions and animations, sound effects, inserting text, inserting pictures, WordArt, paragraph levels, and running the show continuously.

style

from the Courses page for MS PowerPoint (MSP)

- "How to Avoid Death by PowerPoint," video; TEDx talk by David JP Phillips

- "Academic Presentation Slides," video; by Academic English UK


Writing + Editing

from the Writing Resources page

- "Digital Editing Demo," video; for your proofreading etc assignments

- "How to write a paper in a weekend," video; by Prof Pete Carr

- a variety of other videos and documents which cover paraphrasing, academic English, and incorporating quotations


Research and Citing

from the Citations tab

- any/all of the rest of the items depending on your familiarity with APA citations

from the Lectures tab

- Citation Lecture 1

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OSK: assignment booklet + instructions

Download the booklet for completion: We'll discuss the booklet together in class, but you can check out the instruction slides which overview the activities:

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