Resources

Create a new page called "Writing Resources." Then, start to compile links to sites specific to your needs. Title the link according to what the site provides. For example, if you have a link to a good site on commas, title the link "commas" when you paste it on your page. Here are some places for you to start: Best Writing Sites Purdue Owl Miss Bortner's Favorite Writing Links on Delicious [|Chapel Hill Writing Center][|UW Writing Center] [|UW Writing Center][|Temple's Resources] [|George Mason Writing Resources][|Temple's Resources] [|Temple's Resources] [|Mrs. Smith's Writing Resources] [|Ann Arbor HS] [|KU Writing Resources] EXAMPLE: [|MLA Formatting] I chose this site because I'm never quite sure what my heading and other formatting should be when I write research papers. [|Writing about Fiction] I chose this site because it has a detailed guide on how to write about fiction. I have a hard time writing when someone asks me to summarize a book I'm reading. Maybe this site will help.