I. LINKS TO COURSE ESSENTIALS

1. MLA class template

2. Dictionary/Thesaurus/Encyclopedia

3. Online Writing Lab.= OWLwritingguide/handbook

4. Writing Commons Open Text

5. Topic Exploration Form | Brainstorming

6. Two-Part Response   

7. 2-part response MLA template

8. Basic Essay and Position Paper Guide

9. Glossary form

10. COCC Barber Library online student resources

11. COCC library citing guide|  KnightCite |Citation Producer | Citation Machine | Bibme

III. GENERAL NOTES and supports

1. Notes on Giving Credit

2. Notes on Narration

3. Notes on Story

4. Notes on Expository

5. Notes on Definition

6. Notes on Description

7. Notes on Analysis Essay

8. Notes on Persuasive Writing

9. Notes on Persuasion/Reasoning

10. Notes on Argument

11. Notes on Full Circle Writing

IV. SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH & DOCUMENTATION

1. Research COCC Library

2. COCC Library Citing Guides

3. Types of periodicals/articles-Peer Reviewed, etc.

4. ID of Credible Sources-OWL 

5. KnightCite | Citation Producer | Bibme | Citation Machine | easybib

6. Signal Phrases1 | Signal Phrases 2

7. Exercise to avoid plagiarism 

8. MLA Tutorial animation

9. Google Scholar  

10. Online Etymology Dictionary

11. Wikipedia for general information only

12. Top Documentaries  

13. Google list of sites for "Sayings"- title ideas

 II. LINKS FOR GRAMMAR/PUNCTUAION

1.  Online Writing Lab.= OWL-

2. Basic Sentence Review  -- You Tubes

3. Harvard College Writing Center links

4. UNC Writing handouts

5. Sentences: Building Complete Thoughts

6. More on Sentence Basics

7. Sentence Faults and Fixing Them

8. English Verb Tenses Table-handout

9. Capital C.C. grammar and exercises

10. Capital C.C. on the verb "to be"

11. CCC Contents for grammar

12. Sentence Error Signals

13. Sentence Diagramming-| workbook on diagramming

14. OWL on Verbals

15. Verbals: Gerunds| "ing" words as sentence subjects--Running is hard.

16. GRAMMAR BYTES--interactive Practice

17. On Rhetoric