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    Academic Written and Graphic Presentations (AWGP) 

    English | 6 Weeks

    Facilitated | Starting 20250831
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    Boost your academic presentation skills with this practical, hands-on online course!

    Perfect for: Students, researchers, and academics who want to sharpen their document formatting, citation and presentation skills for assignments, theses, journal articles and conferences. What You’ll Learn: Over six weeks, you'll gain the essential skills to:
    • Use Microsoft Word’s powerful tools including automatic styles and table of contents
    • Apply a citation style with confidence and consistency
    • Create eye-catching Canva and Power Point presentations and academic conference posters using professional layout principles
    Hands-On Learning: This is not just theory! You’ll immediately put your new knowledge into practice through engaging exercises and real-world tasks. Course Format: Weekly live Zoom sessions to help you connect, ask questions, and deepen your understanding.
    Fifty notional hours with 6-8 hours of self-directed learning hours per week.
    Live Zoom sessions: One one-hour session per week for six weeks. Target group: Students, researchers, and academics Learning Outcomes (four main points):
    • Create professional academic-style Word documents and visuals
    • Apply fundamental design and layout principles across media
    • Design impactful academic presentations and posters
    • Engage thoughtfully in an online learning community
    Requirements: The will and desire to produce professional documents, accurate citations, and enticing conference poster presentations. Back to all courses

    Open Access License: CC-BY-SA

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    Academic Written and Graphic Presentations (AWGP) 






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      Kehl Institute of Applied Research (KIAF)
      Projects International Cooperation and Development

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