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Links to Useful Sites – WRIT124

Automatic Citation Machine

Just like the title says: Plug in your source information; out pops your intext citation and your Works Cited item.

Organization/Structure1

Basic principles of organization.

Organization/Structure2

Getting from organizing principles to practical use in your work.

Organization/Structure3

Outlining – your organizational action plan

APAGuidelines1

Links to all sections of this familiar site are at the bottom of the page.

APAGuidelines2

See detailed links at the bottom of this page.

APAGuidelines3

Features a handy, short downloadable APA booklet

Persuasion1

You will need these sites when you write your report.

Persuasion2

What can you use to build your argument? A step-by-step guide

Persuasion3

Five simple elements – Write them well and your argument is ready to go.

Persuasion4

Great on development of entire persuasive document. Covers all you will need.

Transitions1

Wonderful list of transition words and how to use them effectively.

Transitions2

Another list and good analysis of how transitions create meaning

Transitions3

More detailed; another list of words and transition elements organized by functional meaning

GoodSentences1

With a fabulous new handout you can keep next to your keyboard

GoodSentences2

Easy to use and could improve your papers 100%

GoodSentences3

This is the Lanham method for refining sentences. Easy to use method; mountains of improvement possible

Letters/Memos1

Memos from our friends at Purdue.

Letters/Memos2

Letters from the Boilermakers.

Letters/Memos3

More about letters…from…well…you know.

Letters/Memos4

Help with letters of inquiry.

Parallelism1

This is the most useful site to help with this essential element of your writing.

Parallelism2

Many crystal clear examples of parallelism.

Parallelism3

This one is deeper, a bit more complex.

Tone1

Trouble finding the right tone? You are not alone. Look here.

WritingCenter1

Colorado State University.

WritingCenter2

Paradigm Online Writing Assistant – POWA.

WritingCenter3

University of Wisconsin.

Capitalization1

Tired Of <-No caps here? Then…click here.

PlainEnglish1

From the UK. It is their language, after all.

PlainEnglish2

This one is from the Feds. Really.

MS Word Tables Tutorial

Look here for table help.

Links to Research Sources

Try The LCC Library Databases First!

http://www.lcc.edu/library/find-articles.htm

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