Academia & Research content templates
Organize research, teaching and academic information around the reader’s question. These guides help plan sections, references and explanations for an HTML page rather than a journal submission or slide file.
Documents
- Documents
Grant proposal: write to the funder's questions, in their order
A grant proposal argues that a specific problem matters, that your approach can address it, and that your organization can carry out the work and account for the money.
- Documents
Academic CV: a complete record, arranged so a reviewer can scan it
An academic CV is a full record of your education, appointments, research output, funding, teaching and service, arranged so a search committee can check each claim quickly.
Pages
- Pages
E-portfolio: a short page that shows your best work in context
An e-portfolio is a collection of your own work with context that explains what each piece is and what you learned from it.
References
- References
Interactive syllabus: a course page students can navigate
An interactive syllabus is a course outline on a web page, with links to the readings, labs, due dates and policies that students need during the term.
- References
Lecture notes hub: one page for each week's material
A lecture notes hub is one place where a course's notes are kept in the order the course is taught, so students can find the notes for any session in seconds.
- References
Course catalog: entries that answer enrollment questions
A course catalog lists each course an institution or training provider offers, with the facts a student needs to decide whether to enroll: the code, the title, the credit or contact hours, the prerequisites, the format and the schedule.
Reports
- Reports
Dissertation abstract: say what you found, and only that
A dissertation abstract summarizes the question, the method, the main findings and the contribution of a whole thesis in one short block of text.
- Reports
Lab report: a web page that shows your method and your own data
A lab report records what you did, what you measured and what the measurements mean, so a reader can judge the result and repeat the work.
- Reports
Preprint: a readable manuscript page, not a preprint server
A preprint is a version of a research paper that its authors share before formal peer review and journal publication.
Visuals
- Visuals
Research poster: lead with one result, then add the detail
A research poster is a one-sheet summary of a study that the presenter stands beside during a conference session, so a passing viewer can grasp the question, the method and the main result in a few minutes.
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