Writing Resources on the Web

For Teachers

WTS Citation Guide provides links to all of the major citation styles (APA, MLA, Chicago, and Turabian) as well as relevant links to books on citation.

A Brief Citation Guide for Internet Sources in History and the Humanities, a Bringham Young University site, contains information on basic citations, as well as citation styles for Web sites, FTPs, Gophers, Usener, E-mail, and Listserves. Use this page as a guide for your students.

Documentation and Evaluating Resources, a companion to the Writing Arguments text, offers links on documentation and evaluating resources.

Computer Teaching Tips, an Eastern Michigan University site, provides ideas for integrating technology into the writing class. Use this page as a teaching tool and to develop classroom strategies.

Kairos, an online journal, links to pages on technology, pedagogy, and rhetoric. Special topics include cyberliteracy and web portfolios. Use this page as a teaching resource.

Use of Emerging Technology in the Writing Classroom, a University of California, Davis site, compares traditional classroom approaches to computer-aided and online classrooms. Use this page as a teaching tool and to develop classroom strategies.

IU Faculty Best Practices, an Indiana University site featuring an array of general teaching resources.