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Research preparation is done. the next stage is to start writing "writing for research" is the second stage of your research journey. .

Learn the fundamentals of manuscript preparation and how to write them, including how to structure your article and write a great abstract. 

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Author policies on the use of Generative AI

Generative AI: Q&A

Generative AI: New policies, opportunities, and risks

The why and how of data visualization

Data visualization and choosing the right plot

Three contexts for data visualisation

The evolution of data visualization

From article to art: Creating visual abstracts - Parts 1 & 2: A Guide to Visual Abstracts

From article to art: Creating visual abstracts - Part 3: Designing

From article to art: creating visual abstracts - part 4: sketching the appropriate visual elements.

Structuring your article correctly

Guide to reference managers: How to effectively manage your references

How to prepare your manuscript

How to write an abstract and improve your article

How to prepare a proposal for a review article

Writing a persuasive cover letter for your manuscript

How to turn your thesis into an article

5 Diseases ailing research – and how to cure them

Using proper manuscript language

10 tips for writing a truly terrible journal article

How to write and review a methods article

How to design effective figures for review articles

How to write for an interdisciplinary audience

An editor’s guide to writing a review article

How to write case reports

Systematic reviews 101

Beginners’ guide to writing a manuscript in LaTeX

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The intent of this course is to teach you how to prepare research for any discipline or subject. We will carefully explore and practice general research techniques and processes that you should apply to many academic disciplines and in your job.

In Unit 1, you will select a topic that intrigues you, conduct preliminary research to focus your topic, and develop a thesis statement and a set of questions to help guide the remainder of your research.

In Unit 2, you will learn strategies for conducting your research and taking careful notes. We will look carefully at researching on the Internet, but we will also make a point of honing the skills necessary to research topics in a physical library. We will explore some of the techniques that scholars use to record and organize the information that they plan to include in their work so you can make the most of your resources when you start to write. By the end of the unit, you will have completed detailed notes for your own research project.

In Unit 3, you will learn how to evaluate and understand the sources you located in the previous units. You will learn why it is important to put significant effort into reading and evaluating Internet sources and how to identify and what you need to consider when you use primary and secondary sources. You also will get plenty of practice in determining how and when to use sources to help make your point. By the end of this unit, you will start to understand how to determine whether any source is authoritative, accurate, and current. You will also have an annotated bibliography that will guide you through the writing process.

In Unit 4, you will develop your argument and create a detailed outline for your research paper. We will take some time to reinforce and expand upon the rhetorical concepts we introduced in Composition I. Like the prerequisite course, this unit focuses on putting your research to work to strengthen your academic writing. We will study how to use the results of your research and analysis to bolster written arguments and support rhetorical strategies.

Unit 5 focuses on how to use style standards and citation methodology correctly. This unit will help you clearly understand why it is important to document and cite your sources and do so consistently and correctly. We will closely examine the issue of plagiarism, noting the situations that can cause writers to misuse source materials, either consciously or accidentally. After completing this unit, you will write a complete draft of your research paper.

Unit 6 prepares you for revising and polishing your paper. We will provide you with detailed editorial exercises focusing on specific elements of sentence and paragraph structure, grammar, and mechanics, which will help you achieve your goal of writing clear, grammatically-sound expository and persuasive prose.

We will use the Modern Language Association (MLA) standards for citation and formatting. Refer to  this cheat sheet on MLA Style Resources  for links to the most useful MLA sites on the internet.

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Unit 1: Research and the Writing Process

Researching and reporting the results of research are fundamental to academic work in almost every discipline and many professional contexts. While research in itself may seem like an enormous task when you are just starting a project, it is important to understand that effective research is a straightforward, step-by-step process. By practicing effective research techniques and becoming adept with the tools that are available to researchers, you will begin to see research as an invaluable part of an organized system of study that includes discovery, invention, critical thinking, and clear communication.

While writing is sometimes viewed as a solitary undertaking, research requires active involvement in a larger community of scholars. You will have a chance to define yourself as a member of many communities, and you will begin to see your research as an important part of the conversations that take part among members of your communities. As you begin to see yourself as an active contributor in a community, you will start to understand how others' work can both enrich your own perceptions and improve your understanding of the topic about which you are writing.

To help you get started as a contributing member of a community of scholars, we will first explore how your research can support the writing process you began developing in ENGL001. You will recall that the PWR Method is a process based on pre-writing, writing, editing, and proofreading, so it is probably no surprise to learn that effective research follows a similar process and is based on similar methods of preparation and analysis.

By mastering the essentials of effective research, you can train yourself to think more carefully about your work at every stage of the writing process. For example, you probably know how much a good quote can emphasize an important point. Still, you may not be conscious of how helpful general background research can be in the very earliest phases of your writing, when you are just beginning to refine your topic and clarify your thesis and argument.

As we continue to build your experience as a member of a research community, we will explore how effective research can help you appeal to specific audiences and more clearly define the purpose of your writing.

Completing this unit should take you approximately 16 hours.

Unit 2: Researching: How, What, When, Where, and Why

If you are already working on a writing project, you most likely are well aware that you often need to start writing to discover all of your ideas about a subject. In this unit, we will take the discovery process a bit further by exploring how identifying, analyzing, and making effective use of others' work can do even more to clarify your viewpoint and refine your thesis.

We will begin by looking at research as a concept. By now, you should feel a little more comfortable thinking of yourself as a researcher, and you may be anxious to get started. To get you off on the right foot, we will look at how analysis and planning can streamline your research efforts and help you make the best use of your findings. After that, we will dig deeper into the research process itself. Besides learning more about traditional library research methods, you will have a chance to get acquainted with methods for conducting research in person, on your computer, and on the Internet.

We will also define primary and secondary sources and will look at some of the merits of using both of these types of information. We will spend quite a bit of time reviewing the tools and techniques for researching on the Internet. You will have a chance to explore some of the most useful Internet sites for locating both printed and online information, and you will start to get a clearer idea about where to look for information in specific disciplines and to fulfill specific purposes.

Finally, we will acknowledge the importance of keeping research well-organized and clearly documented. You will get a chance to practice the best techniques for recording, organizing, and annotating the source information you want to use.

By the end of this unit, you should have a good understanding of how to carry out your research in an organized, thoughtful manner. You should also have the opportunity to complete much of the preliminary research for your final paper and to identify any information gaps that may require further investigation.

Completing this unit should take you approximately 17 hours.

Unit 3: Reviewing and Analyzing Your Sources

A successful research paper is more than a well-constructed argument supplemented by facts, figures, and quotations. Like the good writing that it supports, successful research involves planning, careful analysis, and reflection. Before you can incorporate an outside source into your work, you must take some time to think about more than just the facts and ideas you have uncovered. Is the source authoritative? Is the information substantiated fact, or is it primarily opinion? Is it up-to-date? Is it accurate and complete? These are just some of the essential questions you must ask about each piece of source information that you discover.

In this unit, you will take an in-depth look at some techniques for analyzing and evaluating the information you locate. As you review critical reading as a research strategy, you will look very closely at techniques for evaluating and comparing information that you find on the Internet and in print. You will learn some well-established techniques for determining whether a source is reputable and authoritative, and you will acquire some tools for discerning fact and opinion. You will also get to have a little fun as you complete a WebQuest in which you will find and analyze information online.

By the time you have completed this unit, you should be more confident about how and when to use the sources you have identified, and you should have a basic understanding of how to use your research to effectively and clearly support a well-developed academic paper. You will also be ready to complete your research.

Completing this unit should take you approximately 20 hours.

Unit 4: Putting Your Source Material to Work

Many college research papers are structured primarily as arguments supported, at least in part, by evidence gathered from outside sources. A major purpose of ENGL001 was to define written arguments and practice some techniques for developing them. To help clarify the close relationships between research and argumentation, we will use the first part of this unit to review some of the basics of formulating written arguments. As we do so, you will be able to explore the best techniques for putting research to work in your writing, and we will analyze how these techniques support the fundamental requirements of successful academic writing.

As we discuss the essential components, you should pay particular attention to how your research must support your basic logical structure and rhetorical strategy. This unit will give you a chance to get a little more practice in analyzing and developing written arguments.

You will spend some time investigating how various forms of research can support different writing strategies, including literary analysis, discussions, and comparison-contrast strategies. You will get some more practice in using research and analytical tools and have an opportunity to update your paper if you think it needs it.

Before we begin the more rigorous practice of citation and style in Unit 4, we will take a more general look at how to build quotations, paraphrases, and summaries into your work. You will be able to explore the best uses for all of these forms of reference so that you can confidently use your source material without changing its meaning, tone, or intent – or distorting your own.

At the end of the unit, you will use what you have learned to create a detailed outline that specifies what resources you will use to develop your arguments more fully.

Completing this unit should take you approximately 21 hours.

Unit 5: Writing the Research Paper and Acknowledging Your Sources

When you write a research paper, your work's success can depend almost as heavily on the work of others as it does on your own efforts. Your information sources not only provide essential facts and insights that can enhance and clarify your original ideas, but source material can also help you better understand your own theories and opinions and help you to arrive at more authoritative, clearly-drawn conclusions.

Because of the debt that you, as the author of a research paper, owe your sources, you must understand how to present, acknowledge, and document the sources you have built into your work. You should be aware that using accepted standards of style and citation can benefit you as a writer. When your references are clearly annotated within your work, you can see where your source material appears, making it that much easier to edit, update, and expand your work.

By following accepted standards to present your work in a manner accessible to readers, you also enhance your credibility as a writer and researcher. When your readers can easily identify and check your sources, they are more likely to accept you as a member of their discourse communities. This is especially important in an academic environment, where your readers are likely to investigate your work as a potential source for their own research projects. To put it bluntly, careful adherence to accepted style conventions in academic writing can mean the difference between great success and total failure.

In this unit, we will review the concept of plagiarism and discuss how you can use clear, consistent documentation to avoid even the unintentional misuse of source material. We will also review many of the commonly accepted methods of acknowledging and documenting sources used in writing college research papers. We will pay particular attention to the Modern Language Association (MLA) style standards because this is the most widely used convention in college undergraduate work.

This unit will culminate in an opportunity to build your selected source material into a fully developed first draft of your final research paper. By the time you have finished the final activity in this unit, you should have accomplished much of the groundwork for your final research paper.

By the time you have finished the work in this unit, you should have a command of the materials and techniques you will need to complete a well-developed academic paper. As a by-product, your final research paper for this course will probably be nearly finished.

This unit's final activity is to develop a final polished and clearly documented research paper that makes full use of the tools, techniques, and products that you have discovered, developed, and organized during the preceding four units.

Completing this unit should take you approximately 27 hours.

Unit 6: Polishing Your Research Paper

Now that you have completed the draft of your research paper, you will revise and polish it. Remember that writing is a process from the pre-writing phase to drafting to revising your essay. This unit will review techniques for revising and improving your writing in this unit. In revising your paper, you will consider the use of diction, sentence-level issues (like transitional phrases, grammar, tone, and so on), paragraph-level problems (like cohesion or relating the paragraph to your thesis), and incorporating proper format for MLA style.

Completing this unit should take you approximately 13 hours.

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This course is intended for advanced academic writers, from undergraduates in the advanced year of their major to graduate students who wish to write an effective paper, to practitioners and others with terminal degrees who wish to write an effective manuscript for publication. The ability to translate your readings, research, and findings into meaningful academic content is a challenging, skill-intensive process that pivots upon learning good time management and mindfulness strategies, as well as grasping the nuances of academic genres and styles of writing and documentation. Our course will focus on these concerns, along with providing some strategies for efficient reading of densely written academic texts. (For students seeking an introduction to college writing, please see PROW 1030: Introduction to Academic Reading, Writing, and Research).

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Module 1: What is academic writing

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To introduce students to the genres/broad conventions of academic writing across Harvard

Learning Objectives

Students will be able to:

• define scholarly conversation
• articulate the commonly used writing genres in academic writing
• articulate the difference between academic writing and non-academic writing

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Defining scholarly conversation

• Academic writing

Brief definitions of writing genres and how the conversation encompasses ALL of these

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DEFINE scholarly conversation.

Academic writing at the graduate level is different from other writing you may have done in the past, in that you are often being asked to contribute to the "scholarly conversation," that is, to engage in dialogue with the work of other researchers and/or practitioners in your discipline. We talk about this writing as conversation because the final product you produce does more than just summarize what others have said. Rather, you will be expected to contribute your own original insights, research findings, or arguments, and show how your contributions relate to the existing literature in your field.

What is the difference between academic and non-academic writing?

Formality, tone, adherence to certain formats, certain citation styles required.

LIST and DEFINE writing genres commonly used in academic writing.

thesis/dissertation

policy paper - A policy paper presents research on a specific issue facing a government or organization and makes actionable recommendations to the organization. Here's the HKS Policy Analysis Exercise page - https://www.hks.harvard.edu/degrees/masters/mpp/curriculum/pae

literature review

case studies (I know they are used to teach - does anybody at Harvard require  writing  them?) - Not that I'm aware but HBS has this resource page on writing cases - http://www.hbs.edu/teaching/resources/Pages/default.aspx

white paper - A white paper markets a project or proposes a solution to a problem. Typically around ten pages, its aim is to provide the reader with essential details to understand the topic and the reasoning behind the proposed solution(s).- https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/546/1/  

Secondary Research (Or would it be more clear to call this an Academic Paper, as HGSE did below?) An Academic Paper, sometimes referred to as a Research Paper, is an analysis and synthesis of sources, in service of a question and/or theory. This is different from original research because you are not conducting research studies, but instead relying on primary, secondary, and tertiary sources to develop your paper. These papers are not designed to simply be summaries of research; the writer is engaged in the scholarly conversation by contributing an original voice through the synthesis of information and pursuit of a question or theory.   

HGSE Academic Writing Assignment Types (from beta Canvas site):

Terms to Define

• Scholarly conversation
• Types of writing documents (extensive list here  https://www.ndsu.edu/cfwriters/genres/  so we can choose what we think is relevant to our audience)
• Original research: Conducting original (sometimes also called independent) research involves developing a set of research questions and/or hypotheses with the ultimate goal of seeking new knowledge and contributing to the scholarly conversation in a discipline or topic area. Original research may involve the collection of new data or the analysis of existing data sets, but the analysis and conclusions are expected to be novel. (note from KM - we may want to link this to the def of Research Project assignment, since that mentioned original research in the definition)
• Another option is to look into interactive network mapping with Tableau since we have the software ( http://public.tableau.com/profile/innovate.kansas#!/vizhome/NCRPC_SNA/Finaldash )( https://flowingdata.com/2012/08/02/how-to-make-an-interactive-network-visualization/ )
• Other link-node applications and word trees:  http://www.dbi.io/uk/blog/38-tools-for-beautiful-data-visualisations/
• Had meeting to solidify learning objectives and more discussion around the type of content we want to have in the tutorial.
• Kris is email Damien to set up a meeting with us and discuss the interactive concept mapping idea; he may be using a version of this MIT software for HILT.
• Map will have name of schools, writing genres + definitions, and possibly link to school website or example from the discipline.
• Met with Damien to talk about Rambl and TLC mapping;  https://www.tableau.com/about/blog/2017/2/create-accessible-vizzes-tableau-102-65614 ...like that they have the pop-up box where we can add information (definitions for each type of assignment, contact information for each school), but also accessibility concerns to think about, but could be solved with a text outline (two versions - one categorizing by school, one categorizing by writing assignment?)
• Accessibility for Tableau:  https://www.tableau.com/about/blog/2017/2/create-accessible-vizzes-tableau-102-65614 \
• http://mapping.mit.edu/
• http://accessibility.psu.edu/images/flowcharts/

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Top 8 Research Writing Courses Online in 2024

Research writing courses are about learning how to write and present research with proper techniques. they provide you with the required knowledge about how to write a research paper. research writing is the submission of information that you have gathered from various sources on a certain subject and bring it into a place using a technique.  .

The main part of research writing is writing answers to the research questions through proof on which your answer is based, the sources you used, and your clarification and reasoning.

Research Writing is Classified into Different Types they are:

1. Research paper writing  

2. Critical writing  

3. Persuasive writing  

Research Paper Writing  

A research paper is an essay where you write about a topic that you have learned after acquiring knowledge by detailed study. In the research paper, you write details from different sources such as websites, interviews, books, journals, and articles. 

Various Types of Research Paper Writings are: 

● Analytical paper writing   

● Interpretative paper writing      

● Definition paper writing  

● Compare and contrast papers  

● Survey research paper writing 

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Analytical paper writing is to represent a particular topic with deep analysis from various sources rather than from only one source and to give a logical conclusion without taking one side.

Interpretative Paper Writing      

An interpretative paper writing requires you to use the knowledge that you have on a particular topic from the study, for example, an experiment carried out in a lab. 

Your paper should be based on the theoretically proved evidence and match the evidence with a report of the experiment carried out in the lab and write the interpretative paper based on the matched report. 

Definition Paper Writing       

Definition paper writing is intended to give objective facts without interpreting the thought or emotions of the author. Its only objective is to produce a piece of definite information. It includes various facts and is left unanalyzed. 

Compare and Contrast Papers        

Compare and contrast papers writing is to compare two different views of different authors. At first, you need to describe both papers, then take one side and establish your view on it to prove why it’s relevant to compare to another one.

Survey Research Writing           

This paper includes the details of the survey conduction and also questions to the respondent. Then the conductor of the survey collects all details then analyzes and represents them in the required manner on the  research  paper. 

Persuasive Writing          

Persuasive writing is also known as argumentative writing in which the writer convinces the readers to believe in his thoughts; to do so makes the presentation more logical. 

 Critical Writing    

 Critical writing is analyzing the information from different sources to increase understanding of the topic. Critical writing should be written by subject matter experts only. 

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 Career Opportunities Research Writers 

● Academic writers  for institutions  

● Scope of freelancing   

● Research field as a writer such as regulatory writers 

● Publication 

● Educational websites 

Academic Writers for Institutions       

As nowadays the number of institutions increased the competition also increased and to stand out they started to give the job opportunities for research writers to write for their publications and websites. 

Scope of Freelancing  

Freelancing is selling the services to the required person for money. In the case of freelancing, the research writings are also a part where you can earn. 

Some of the Sites for Freelancing are: 

• Nerdyturtlez.com  
• Writers Bay.com 
• Freelancer.com 
• Truelancer.com 

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It is an online platform to learn various courses; the writing course is also one. There is a number of courses available in Udemy, where you have an option to choose from pre-recorded video sessions based on reviews and testimonials.

Once you enroll in research writing courses, you will be able to learn from pre-recorded sessions, and you will be able to access the course for a lifetime. In Udemy, the trainers are from all over the world and are highly qualified professionals who will provide the best training. 

Features of Research Writing Courses on Udemy: 

● Accessible through mobile, TV, computers 

● Study as per convenience  

● Video sessions are up to 20hours and are extended on demand  

● Valid certificate upon completion of course 

Course Includes :

● Introduction to the course  

● Overview of the course  

● Selection of a topic for your research 

● How the research is evaluated  

● What does the supervisor look for  

● How to develop the questions for research  

● How to write an introduction  

● Literature review conduction  

● Procedure for effective discussion  

● Procedure to write a bibliography and reference list 

● Details about authority and peer review  

● Evaluate the sources critically  

● How to handle the setback during research  

Fee Structure  

Top-rated research writing courses cost 6400, but they have many offer periods and also flash sales during this the same course may cost 450-1000. Other courses that are rated less may cost between 4500-8500, similar courses are also available for 1500-2500. 

For Further Details: 

Visit www.udemy.com or download Udemy App on the play store. 

2. Future Learn  

 “Discovering Your Ph.D. Potential: Writing a Research Proposal”- it is the course provided by the University of Leicester. The online research writing courses provide a perfect university environment and the trainers are professors of the university. 

The course has 57 reviews, 4.7 ratings and 40874 members enrolled for this course. This course is particularly intended for the students who are working on a Ph.D.

Features of Research Writing Courses on Future learn: 

● Online course one can access according to convenience 

● Valid certification upon completion   

Course Includes: 

-An Introduction for Doctoral Research  

   : What PhD is for 

   : Complications with PhD applications 

   : How to overcome complications  

   : Possible solutions for PhD complications 

   : Possible ways to get fundings to conduct research  

   : Studentship fundings from various funding bodies such as EU Funding and other national funding bodies. 

-Research Questions and Complication Definition 

   : Learn about the deductive approach 

   : Referencing styles and referencing tools 

   : Ways to write research questions 

-Literature Review Writing  

  : Ways to find literature even with no access to university  

  : Google scholar usage  

  : Pre-publication view of articles 

  : Planning of the literature 

  : Organizing the literature properly  

-Research Methodology and Research Design  

 : Ontology and Epistemology  

 : Association  between building blocks of research 

 : Quantitative research design  

 : Qualitative research design 

 : Outline approach and methodology 

-Research Proposal Construction  

 : How to build a title for your proposal that includes topic 

 : Techniques to build your proposal  

 : Conclusion writing  

 : How to end the research  

Duration of Course   

 Duration, of course, is about 7 weeks  

Fee Structure     

 The course is free to access and learn, but after completion of the course to obtain a Digital certificate, you need to upgrade to this course cost of 3643/-. You can get an unlimited plan for a year for 20815/- by this plan, you can access other short courses in the future to learn for a year. 

For Further Details : log in to www.futurelearn.com. 

3. Coursera 

Coursera is an online learning platform, and it has many writing courses that are tied up with the world’s best universities such as Sanford, North Texas and Yale Universities.

Research Design:  Inquiry and Discovery are the courses available on research writing courses. These courses are offered by the University of North Texas and the instructors are also from the same university. The course is rated 4.7/5 by 56 learners. The course duration is 4 weeks.  

Features of Course on Coursera: 

Well qualified trainers  

Study anytime  

Tips on writing a research paper 

How the inquiry process is used as a systematic model to solve problems 

The time required to complete this module is 3hours, and it contains 7 videos of about 30mins duration and 1 quiz 

Inquiry Approaches:  Quantitative, Qualitative, and Mixed Methods   

Inquiry terminology  

Inquiry components  

An interview about inquiry  

2nd Week   

How to develop research questions and hypotheses 

The time required to complete this module is 2hours, 3 videos of about 16mins duration, and 1 quiz  

 -Introduction 

-Conceptualizing and Operationalizing inquiry process  

-Relation between variables  

-Questions and Hypotheses 

-Inquiry design  

-A practice exercise on Conceptualizing and Operationalizing inquiry process 

It is focused on the main components of literature review and the main objective is to get a proper understanding of sources of information of a particular topic and to clarify topics related to inquiry, hypothesis, or research questions. 

The time required to complete this module is 2 hours, 3 videos of 13 mins and 2 quizzes 

-Literature review  

-Review of the Background Literature and Writing 

-Background research  

-A practice exercise on Literature review 

Topics covered are sampling, ethical issues, and the importance of reliability and validity 

The time required to complete this module is 2 hours, 3 videos of 17 mins and 1 quiz 

-Importance of sampling  

-Basic statistics concepts  

-Reliability and Validity 

-Creating a Representative Sample 

-Writing proposals  

-Voluntary participation 

A practice exercise on sampling and ethical issues in research 

Fee Structure  

The course is freely available to audit only. Once enrolment and audit are completed, you can gain access to the study material except some. Paid enrolment includes certificates costs 2121/-. 

For Further Details : Visit www.coursera.com 

4. Linkedin Learning by Lynda  

Linkedin learning is a program affiliated with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA). The course is authorized only by acceptance of the state board. 

Features of Research Writing Courses on Linkedin Learning: 

   Trained by professionals 

   Timings as per trainees concern  

   Certification by government bodies 

Course Includes:

-Introduction to course  

-Introduction to proposal writings 

-Reviewing the general purpose of the request for proposal (RFP) 

-Learning about how the research writing  

-The use of charts  

-Understanding the readers 

-Types of proposals  

   External solicited  

   Internal unsolicited 

   Internal solicited  

   External unsolicited 

-Rules to be followed in research writings 

-Writing a customized research proposal  

   Writing a precise answer to questions  

   Usage of jargon 

   Produce a reader-friendly design  

Fee Structure 

● Linkedin has a free trial for the first month after completion charges about 1400/month. For annual pay, they provide a discount that charges about 900/month. 

● This subscription includes unlimited access to their library.

● Certification after completion of course. 

● NASBA certificate to those who score more than 70% and Linkedin provides access to Linkedin premium members after subscription.

For Further Details:  Visit www.linkedin.com/learning, download the Linkedin app in Google Play Store. 

Edx is a completely online platform that provides several courses online both free and paid courses are available. In particular to the research writing, they provide a course by the name “Writing, Presenting and Submitting Scientific Papers in English” and this course is available in both free and paid versions. 

Features of Research Writing Courses on Edx.Org:  

   Can access the course as per student concern 

  Valid certificate  

  Assistance in funding  

  Easy access through the mobile, laptop, personal computer

Course Includes:  

-Preparing Manuscripts

 -How to Submit the Paper

    Submitting procedure review procedure

    Advice on responding to reviews 

    Example on abstract and review responses  

-Presentation Preparation 

– Advice on Scientific Research        

-Research Topic Selection       

      Historical perspectives of systems and controls  

-Applying for Research Funding      

     In detail approach for fundings from government funding bodies and non-government funding bodies.  

It has Free Access to Audit Track and it Consists Of  

-Limited access to course study material  

-edX team support  

-Access to world-class institutions and universities 

-No certificates will be provided upon completion 

-No access to assignments and exams  

It has Paid Course which Cost 10406/- and One can Get 

 -Unlimited access to course study material  

 -Access to world-class institutions and universities  

-Certificates upon completion which are shareable  

-Access to graded assignments and exams  

6. Nature Masterclasses 

Nature Masterclasses is a part of Springer Nature, a leading educational publisher. Nature Masterclasses provides professional training for scientific writing and publishing through various research writing courses. 

The best research writing course is the “Scientific writing and publishing online course”. Courses are available as online courses and workshops. 

This course is intended on understanding various aspects of research writing- such as confidence in writing journals, understanding the editorial procedures, and how to submit for peer reviews. 

Features of Research Writing Courses on Nature Masterclasses: 

Course meets industrial standards  

3 certificates upon completion of course 

Assistance to review the research paper

The course is divided into 3 parts for a better understanding  

Certificates after the completion of every part.  

It consists of 6 modules and a duration of 4 hours 20 mins where you can learn editor perception and good title and structure of the pape:. 

● Good paper presentation  

● Essential criteria for a good paper  

● Various elements of writing styles Writing a readable paper 

● Improve writing style by exercise  

● Usage of paragraphs and transitions to increase focus and manuscript flow  

● Writing titles and abstracts  

● Good title includes  

● Things to avoid in writing titles and abstracts 

● Writing introduction and conclusion 

● What should be included in and should be avoided from every section 

● Organizing your view effectively  

● Mistakes to avoid  

● Presentation of data 

● Creation of engaging figures for the paper 

● Selection of figures to be included in your manuscript  

● Management of data 

● How to manage research data  

● Significance of sharing your data  

● Importance of storing your data 

● Certification upon completion 

It consists of 8 modules and duration of hours 30 mins where you can learn: 

● Selection of journal and publication of the paper  

● Writing cover letters, processes for peer review  

● Ethical issues such as plagiarism  

● Responsibilities of authors  

● How authorship and acknowledgment can be defined  

● Selection of journal for publication  

● Criteria to select your journal  

● Identification of questionable journals  

● Paper submission  

● What editor might look for  

● Writing a good cover letter without repeating abstract  

● Peer review aspects 

● Various peer review modules  

● Benefits of peer reviewer  

● The processes of editorial 

● Processes of editorials in different journals 

● Stages of handling manuscripts  

● Accepts after approval of the article  

● Impact measurement  

● Research merits  

● Limitations of research merits  

● Calculation and usage of research merits 

● Plagiarism  

● Types of plagiarism  

● In what situations correction or retraction might be encouraged  

● Ethical issues 

● It consists of 1 module and duration of 1hour 10mins

● Writing and publishing a review paper  

The course is free of cost. 

7. Biotecnika  

Biotecnika is an online learning platform that provides various research writing courses mainly related to medical and pharma. These certification courses are intended to teach the various aspects related to industrial standards. 

Thesis writing, research paper writing, research methodology, and scientific writing course. This course helps the researcher to understand and plan his research so that he could execute it in the proper format. This course provides certification for research methodology and scientific writing. This course has 5/5 ratings. 

Features of Research Writing Courses on Biotecnika:  

Time Flexibility  – Learn anytime and anywhere 

  Suitable timings for both students and professional workers 

  Tips on how to conduct researches in the lab 

  Tips to avoid rejection of research     

● Research methods and experimental research  

● Data collection and analysis  

● How to write a research proposal 

● Usage of academic database and library, the role of publications  

● Literature review  

● Research paper preparation  

● Importance of references and how to list and site correctly 

● Writing skills improvement  

● Usage of proper grammar like words, phrases, and punctuation marks 

● Posters and presentations  

● Plagiarism and ethics  

● Academic Search  

● Web science 

Eligibility to Join a Course:  

  Industrial professionals  

  Pharmacy graduates 

  Life science graduates 

  Teaching professionals

 Course costs 1208/-. 

8. Henry Harvin Education  

Henry Harvin is a complete online institute that provides various courses, out of which one of the courses is a research writing course and the name of the course is “Certified Research Writing (CRW)”. 

This course helps you to be a professional researcher inside you, and this course has a rating of 4.7/5 and has 4903 ratings. Henry Harvin is an affiliate with the UK CERT, MSME, and the American Association of EFL. Also, it has a money-return on courses if not satisfied with the first session. 

Features of Research Writing Courses on Henry Harvin :  

● Affordable fees  

● Live classes 

● Can access the course any time, even if you miss a live session 

● Job placement assistance  

● Valid certificate by university 

Course Includes:  

-Introduction to course 

-ways to conduct effective research which includes gathering required information, research questions, hypotheses, and how to interpret results. 

-Creating an introduction for research  

-Drafting methods      

Structuring and preparing text for the result section 

-Importance of research writing  

-Details about ethics to be followed  

Course cost about 4500/- which includes lifetime support and access.  

Live online sessions include access to recordings of all batches for a lifetime, monthly boot camp sessions, flexible sessions for 5000/-. 

For Further Details:  Visit www.henryharvin.com  

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Frequently Asked Questions 

Q What are the types of research writings? 

Mainly they are classified as research paper writing, critical writing, and persuasive writing.  

Research Paper Writing Further Classified as: 

•       Analytical paper writing 
•       Interpretative paper writing 
•       Definition paper writing  
•       Compare and contrast papers  
•       Survey research paper writing 

Q What are the types of research? 

•      Analytical research 
•      Fundamental research  
•      Conclusive research  
•      Quantitative research  
•      Qualitative research 
•       Applied research  
•       Descriptive research  
•       Case studies 
•       Observational trails   

 Q How to choose a research topic?      

 Choosing the right research topic is a primary task, and if it is difficult. Here are some tips: 

● Choose a research topic of your expertise and in which you are interested. 

● Choose a topic that is very specific. If you have chosen a very broad range of topics, it might be difficult to handle huge amounts of information. 

● Review guidelines provided to you on the selection of the topic in your assignment. Seek your professor’s suggestions. 

● Talk to your friends and seniors about your research and seek their suggestions. 

Q How to start writing a research paper?    

● Select a topic of your interest.   

● Collect information. 

● Maintain record        

● Form thesis. 

● Produce an outline of the research.       

● Check corrections in your thesis.    

● Draft the body. 

● Proofread. 

 Q What is the role of title in research? 

The title outlines the idea of your research. A good title contains targeted words that describe the idea and purpose of your study. 

Parameters to be considered to formulate a suitable title for your research: 

● The motive of the research. 

● The narrative tone of the paper. 

● Creating a working title. 

● Final title.  

Q What are the best research topics for 2021? 

● Technology  

● Environment  

● Pandemic  

● Religion 

● Social media  

Conclusion 

Research writing helps you in developing a better academic. Also, professional profiles and adds a reputation for your profession as a writer. Taking a research writing course will allow you to gain in-depth knowledge about the subject.

As everything is getting digitized, the writers are in high demand and the highest skill of a professional writer is to research on the given topic.

The selection of a good course is essential; the potential you have acquired from selecting the good course to initiate your career will have a huge role to play in your success as a research writer.

Therefore, make your decision at leisure, weigh how each course satisfies your learning expectations, do a bit of your research, and add several standards in your search for the perfect research writing course to aid you in your future career. 

That said, I hope this article helped you find your choice among the various courses available.

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