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Although these presentations predate our Blackboard site, the lessons are still relevant. These presentations walk you through a typical DDE written assignment and offer techniques you could use which may help you understand the course material. All slides contain the script within the notes portion of the slides if you chose to print the presentation in lieu of the listening to the narration. Each presentation has narration when in a presentation mode. You may find some reference material in each lesson overlapping, however, the ultimate goal is to ensure each student comprehends the learning objectives in this website.īefore you begin the course lessons, you may want to review the following four power point presentations. It is highly recommended that students participating in EWS complete or review all 7 lessons. This website uses a combination of asynchronous (time independent) and synchronous (real time) instruction.

Distinguish the difference between active and passive voice in written communications.

Improve the ability to organize, draft, and revise graduate level essays.

The effective writing course has four objectives. This website has three main sections (Organization Content and Style) which replicate the three USAWC essay evaluative criteria (found in the Communicative Arts Directive (CAD)). While anyone can use the lesson material, only select USAWC students currently enrolled in DE2300 can actively participate in the EWS. The EWS focuses on the seven areas in which DDE students have had the most difficulties: Organization, Answering the Question Content & Evidence Reading and Understanding Formatting Writing Style and Grammar. Students identified as needing improvement in their writing skills, are encouraged to enroll in the EWS. The Effective Writing Website was instituted in 2010 to allow students to improve their written communication skills and to improve their success in the DEP. However, these sites can provide students with effective writing techniques from multiple perspectives (civilian, military, governmental, etc.). NOTE: The use of any websites is not an "endorsement" by the US Army War College.

This site supports Department of Distance Education (DDE) students enrolled in EWS and provides many useful tools for anyone interested in improving their writing skills. The main purpose of this site is to provide War College students, graduates, other military personnel with tools for improving their writing skills. Army War College (USAWC) Distance Education Program (DEP) Effective Writing Website!

Effective Writing Website Overview & Introduction: "However great a man's natural talent may be, the act of writing cannot be learned all at once."