3 Ways to Develop Your Scholarly Voice + NVivo & Citavi Demo

Learn how to develop your scholarly voice through paraphrasing, writing claims, and synthesizing literature.

This webinar was hosted in partnership with NVivo and Citavi as part of their annual Research & Technical Writing Institute.

Topics Covered in This Video:
00:00 - Introduction to Developing Your Voice Using Paraphrasing, Making Claims, and Synthesizing
01:00 - Differences Between Research Writing and Technical Writing
03:18 - Characteristics of Voice
09:03 - 5 Steps to Effective Paraphrasing
16:07 - How to Analyze Literature to Write Claims
23:10 - How to Synthesize Literature
28:00 - Critical Reading
30:30 - Follow a Writing Structure: Meal Plan Paragraph Structure
46:20 - Demo of Citavi
57:45 - Demo of NVivo
1:18:55 - Wrap Up

Highlights
📚 Explore three valuable strategies to enhance your scholarly voice:
(1) Paraphrasing
(2) Writing Claims
(3) Synthesizing Literature
🗣️ Characteristics of voice
📝 Learn the 5 steps to effective paraphrasing
🎓 NVivo and Citavi showcased in a live demonstration
💡 Learn how to strengthen your academic writing and research skills



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