Once you've compiled your notes and created your visuals, take some time away from the project. You'll return to your work with fresh eyes. Then, allow time for revision: be sure to proofread your notes, slides, and/or handouts and make sure your visuals are clear. Check to see if any images that you're using appear pixelated on a larger screen and make sure your text is readable from a distance.
What is Proofreading?
This article defines proofreading and offers strategies for doing it successfully.
Proofreading vs Revising: What is the Difference?
This article discusses the differences between proofreading and revising and offers tips for how to do both.
Revising, Editing, and Proofreading
Eastern Washington University Library provides helpful information on the differences among revising, editing, and proofreading and when to use each method.
Common Grammar Mistakes
This resource by the University of Southern California Libraries explores common grammar mistakes in academic writing.
Grammar, Punctuation, and Sentences
Eastern Washington University Library provides a detailed overview of the major grammar and style issues that academic writers face.
