Resources
- The following is a list of additional resources that are available for the course.
- Each section includes a brief explanation of the contents of the web site.
- Please use these resources to guide your writing.
- CONTENTS:
This web site contains links necessary to developing a rough draft. The site includes sections on all aspects of writing. First you will see links to information on developing an outline for your writing. Then there is a section of links devoted to the development of paragraphs. Next there are links to structure and organization. Also you will find a great set of links on writing introductions and conclusions. The site includes links to other topic areas as well.
This web site contains links necessary to revising a rough draft. The site includes sections on all aspects of revision. First you will see links to information on editing your rough draft. Remember Editing is usually done by someone else while Revision is done by yourself after editing. Then there is a section of links devoted to the self revision of your edited rough draft. Finally there is a section of links on wordiness.
This is probably the most important resource on the web site. This site contains
links necessary for developing a college level essay, most importantly the varying
methods of rhetorical development. The site includes sections on all aspects
of college style. You will see in addition links to information on Argument
Development
and Logic. Thesis Developmeant is another important section on this site. You
will most likely spend a great deal of time at this site.
This is another very important section of this web site. This site contains links necessary for developing a college research paper, most importantly the difference between Paraphrasing and Plagiarizing. The site includes sections on all aspects of college level research papers. You will see in addition links to information regarding the Evaluation of Sources and Quotations.