Writing: Scientific papers, technical papers, business writing and other types of written communication in English


Classes and other instruction related to writing

Today’s blog post responds to requests for classes with instruction on how to write papers and reports.  I’ve included some classes on business writing and general academic writing.

Coursera

Writing in the sciences 25 hrs
How to write and publish a scientific paper 12 hrs
English composition 32 hrs
Business English skills:  how to write effective openings and closings to email 3 hrs
Better business writing in English  20 hrs
Writing professional emails and memos 15 hrs

EdEx

Academic and business writing 20 hrs
Academic writing for clarity and meaning 5hrs
Writing, presenting and submitting scientific papers in English 英文科技论文写作与学术报告
12 hrs (Intended for non-English native speakers who were educated in Asia)
General academic English 生活英语进阶 30 hrs

LinkedIn Learning

Writing articles 53 min
Tips for better business writing 28 min
Writing in plain English 1hr 51 min
Technical writing: quick start guides 57 min
Writing white papers 33 min
Conquering writer's block 2 hr 2 min
Writing with flair:  How to become an exceptional writer 5 hr 8 min

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