In addition to the resources offered
through the On-line Writing Lab, LCSC students may take
advantage of the following resources at the Writing
Center located in Spalding Hall, Room 115:
Check out these additional web resources. You'll find interesting and useful information on anything and everything related to writing, including discussions and activities on the writing process, grammar and mechanics, style, research, documentation, creativity, and teaching. Writer beware: while we try to list only those sites that we think are worthwhile, please note that the LCSC OWL and Writing Center cannot guarantee, and are not responsible for, the accuracy of any of the information listed on these sites. The Scott, Foresman Handbook website:This website, especially useful to students enrolled in ENGL 101 and 102, offers sample student research projects, a research guide with prompts for topic development and inquiry, links to key research resources, a citation manager, and exercises for each chapter of the Scott, Foresman Handbook (required text for ENGL 101 and 102). The Purdue On-line Writing Lab:Considered by most OWL developers to be the state-of-the-art online writing lab, this site will lead you to a variety of useful resources for all writers, including other OWLs. Punctuation Made Simple:This website offers simple, practical explanations for how to use colons, semicolons, commas, dashes, and apostrophes. HyperGrammar:An electronic grammar course with instruction and exercises developed by faculty and the Writing Centre at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Ed Vavra's Undergraduate/Graduate Grammar Course:Access this site to find free, non-credit, self-paced, grammar instruction. Garbl's Writing Resources Online:Gary Larson (not of Far Side fame) offers a vast compendium of links to sites on creativity, the writing process, grammar guides, style and usage, reference sources, words, plain language, active writing, writing experts, a writing forum. word play, and a writing bookshelf. |
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