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   Composition in Cyberspace: This page focuses on the use of MOOs and Internet discussion lists in English Composition teaching ↗
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   Online Writing Centers and Other Resources (a good list thereof done by RPI) ↗
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   writing centers online writing instruction
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   The Online Syllabus Resource ↗
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   MLA-Style Citations of Electronic Sources ↗
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   voice and style
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   Carnegie-Mellon University has a good list of more reference works (dictionaries, thesauri, etc.) on the WWW at ↗
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   multilingual writers
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   4. Marcia Dickson ↗
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   LEARNING TO READ/LEARNING TO WRITE ↗
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   Characteristics of Basic Readers ↗
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   Seeing text as a conversation between the author and the reader ↗
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    Privileging personal narrative over expository prose ↗
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    Calling on a schemata for reading non-fiction text ↗
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    Looking for quick and formulaic ways to "get the facts" in a text ↗
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    Missing textual clues ↗
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    Understanding the difference between the author's ideas and ideas of people who authors reference or attack ↗
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    Breaking down an argument to its component parts ↗
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    Failing to identify irony or sarcasm, being extremely literal in their readings ↗
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    Not applying what they read to similar situations or problems ↗
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    Diagnosing Basic Readers: ↗
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    Fairbanks (Alaska) ESL Grammar Notes ↗
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    English Grammar on the Web ↗
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    WritingDEN ↗
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    The "It's" vs. "Its" page ↗
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    Gender-Free Pronoun FAQ ↗
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    Common Errors in English ↗
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    Spelling Rules for Nouns and Verbs ↗
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    English Works! (Gallaudet University) ↗
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    The Digital Education Network ↗
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    Bowling Green University Writing Center ↗
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    writing centers
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    NASA's Handbook for Technical Writers and Editors ↗
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    Guide to Grammar and Writing ↗
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    Bemidji State University Writing Resource Center ↗
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    The Writing Center at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ↗
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    writing centers
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    ABCheckers: Superteach ↗
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    Hypergrammar (University of Ottawa) ↗
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    Grammar Girl! ↗
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    American and Other Englishes ↗
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    Dr. Ed Vavra's KISS Approach to Sentence Structure ↗
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    Useful Stuff on the World Wide Web ↗
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    writing across the curriculum
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    ACW Connections. The newsletter of the Alliance for Computers and Writing ↗
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    CCC Online: the web version of the journal formerly known as College Composition and Communicatio ↗
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    Chreods: an electronic journal dedicated to exploratory writing about education ↗
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    Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine: an excellent resource for ideas about computer-mediated communication ↗
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    multilingual writers
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    OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT AND BASIC WRITING: WHAT, WHY, AND HOW? ↗
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    basic writing assessment
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    Assessing Basic Writing Programs: ↗
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    basic writing writing program administration
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    A Very Quick E-Primer ↗
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    What's the purpose of the assessment? ↗
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    Who are the stakeholders? ↗
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    What materials do you already have in place that can help you? ↗
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    How soon do you need the result? ↗
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    What resources are available? ↗
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