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Skills Centre ACE sessions
ACE Saturday Morning Webinars
Every Saturday morning through Google Meet, the Skills Centre will be holding webinars on an assortment of academic skills that you can utilise in your academic journey. The sessions are focused on many recurrent writing issues. You can explore the basics of “How to Write an Essay” and learn about the structure of a written assignment. Additional sessions will teach you "How to Build an Argument" and weave that elusive golden thread through your essay, and more. The list of sessions that will be going ahead are below:
Saturday Morning Webinar sessions are now taking place again this term! The timetable is as follows:
27th January: Time Management + Canvas Basics
3rd February: Active Reading + Netiquette
10th February: Academic Integrity + File Management
17th February: Note-taking for Lectures + Microsoft Word Basics
24th February: Critical Thinking + Using the Assignment Calculator
2nd March: Assignment Writing Essentials + Microsoft Word: Setting up your Essay Document
9th March: Editing and Proofreading + Microsoft Word: Using the Editor Function
16th March: Reflective Writing + Powerpoint Basics
One-to-one
If you would like a one-to-one appointment please email with 48 hours notice at:
skillscentre@ucc.ie
If you would like a one-to-one please specify if you would like help with IT skills, assignment writing, presentation skills or anything else.