We are not going to break a habit to interview renowned authors. This time a self-taught artist and writer is our honored guest. Jane Dunnewold started her career with dyeing and printing fabric till she found out there was a lack of books on some special techniques.
A new language is a new opportunity. A new opportunity to get to know another culture better, its traditions and peculiarities, another world outlook that may have a positive impact on your way of thinking as well. Thus, you also expand your network, and that may be beneficial for your career prospects.
We have been lucky to conduct inspirational interviews with fantastic authors so far and shared with you their insight on writing expelling unique stories. This time an anonymous authoress agreed to reveal her secrets of writing with our readership. She has been blogging at “Miss Snark’s First Victim” since 2007. She does not want to reveal her name as she prefers to tell the truth about writer’s routines and be on the safe side. Her blog can confirm that.
Unicheck has taken another great step towards fostering academic integrity! Now when all formalities are completed, we are more than…
What is your reaction to just baked delicious cakes displayed in a confectionery showcase? Right… The same happens to others who are looking through thousands of pages and suddenly cast an eye over a tasty piece of content.
The question is why make efforts to become a good student, and whether you may really find the reasons to gravitate towards a better studying. Among a big variety of tools Unicheck may be the one to help you write expelling content, yet there are a lot of other boosters to succeed in studying.
What can be more fascinating than exploring newly made scientific achievements? The Unicheck team knows the answer. It’s the person who has a genius for creating science fiction. Luckily, we’ve become acquainted with the one. Meet Mark Alpert, a notable author of science thrillers and a contributing editor at Scientific American.
Have you ever gone to a fortune teller? We, at Unicheck, bet you thought about it at least once. Predicting is something that we are still new to, but willing to try our hand at.
Throughout 2016 our team went to a series of educational conferences held across Europe and US. Being fond of workshops and exchanging ideas with true fans of education helped us much figure out what changes may await you in 2017. By outlining the key transformations for both online and offline learning, we hope you can grasp at the chance to quickly update your learning or teaching strategy for this year.
Intrigued? Then, proceed reading and learn what new opportunities MOOC can offer and how microlearning will let you upgrade on the go.
No matter what writing expertise you have, we bet you enjoy reading about the source of someone’s genius. There’s nothing like success stories or professional advice to unlock your inspiration. Luckily, we, at Unicheck, had a chance to talk to Stuart Aken, a great novelist and short story writer experienced in creating stories of different genres including science fiction, romance, and horror.
Stuart has gone through many difficulties on his way and finally, he has found his own source of comfort. It was writing. Besides, Stuart has long started running his own website, which now has plenty of useful and engaging material that would certainly be of a big interest for you (the link to the site is given below the post).
Read on to find out how Stuart manages to always create unique stories, what helps him stir his creativity, and what project Stuart is currently working on. Besides, there will be also helpful advice for newbie writers. Here’s the interview we are pleased to share with you!
Ho! Ho! Ho! It’s the cheerful sound of Christmas approaching us on a reindeer sleigh. Twinkling lights and beautifully decorated trees make you quickly get into the Christmas spirit. You will definitely share the Unicheck team’s opinion that it’s also the right time to sum up our achievements and start something new.
Santa Claus also got behind the idea. He calculated the number of delivered presents, logistic expenses, scrolled down the Santa Claus activity log and re-read tones of messages posted on his timeline. Still, something was missing. Every year Santa together with a helpful team of elves, reindeer and Mrs. Claus does the same work. It brings much joy, but to some extent it reminds him of a groundhog day effect.