Go to, login, and click on an available white square. You can book up to 3 sessions per week, space permitting. If you don’t see a time free, please contact us during our business hours to be added to the waitlist: email During daytime hours, you can call the Writing Center at 31. You can make appointments in three ways:ġ. Online appointments are great for back-and-forth discussion about changes you would like to make or when you have no writing and you would like to get started. In successful sessions, both you and the tutor participate. To join your online appointment, a few minutes beforehand, go back to, click on your appointment, and click on “JOIN ONLINE SESSION.” If the internet connection is good for you and the tutor that day, the two of you can agree to use audio or video.Ģ. In-person appointments will be held in 105 Grant Hall. The University Center for Writing-based Learning at DePaul University. You will be able to talk while you make changes together. Submissions for the 2021 edition of our literary magazine are NOW OPEN Check out for guidelines on how to submit to this feedback-based publication. In-person appointments, like online ones, are good for back-and-forth discussion and for starting assignments. In successful sessions, both you and the tutor participate. We will follow all UIC safety regulations, including wearing masks.ģ. View Writing Exercise 4 Usability Analysis.pdf from WRD 204 at DePaul University. You can receive feedback by EMAIL by making an asynchronous appointment. As you make your appointment, attach a draft and a describe the assignment. You may attach up to 3 double-spaced pages. The tutor will send your a response within 24 hours of the time of your appointment. The response will include a description of 3-4 strengths and 3-4 areas for potential improvement.
To start your live synchronous appointment: If you would like feedback on additional pages, you are welcome to make up to 3 appointments per week.
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