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Academic Email Etiquette: Tips for Contacting Scholars in Your Field

Confused about academic email etiquette? Our tips will help you contact other scholars with confidence.

Using the First Person in Academic Writing: Can I Use "I"?

Whether to use "I" in academic writing depends on your field, style guide, and journal—and increasingly, on AI authorship policies. Here's how to decide.

How to Write a SWOT Analysis (Template and Examples Included)

Learn how to write a SWOT analysis with our easy SWOT analysis template and examples.

5 Working from Home Tips for Writers

Working from home is not as easy at is seems. Here are five working from home tips to help you optimize your home office and enjoy your new routine.

Online Research Tips for Students and Scholars

We divulge our top online research tips for students and scholars in this collection of Scribendi's most helpful articles.

Useful Websites and Writing Tools for Every Kind of Writer

Our collection of useful websites and writing tools for every kind of writer.

How to Create an Online Course: A Guide for Lecturing Professors, Instructors, and TAs

Learn how to create an online course in our guide for lecturing professors, instructors, and TAs.

Is It Correct to Use "They" as a Singular Pronoun?

Whether the use of "they" as a singular pronoun is correct has been debated for centuries. Learn whether its use is acceptable, once and for all.

What Does Scientific Paper Editing Include?

We clarify exactly what effective scientific paper editing should include and highlight the techniques our editors use to help you increase your chances of being published.

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