1. Web Resources
2. Citing On-Line Resources
3. Evaluating Web Sites

Web Resources

Purdue OWL--a complete Writing Center site, this was the first and is still among the best

LEO (Literacy Education Online)--a complete writing site in St. Cloud, Minnesota

Resources for Writers--compiled by the International Writing Centers Association

OSU Center for the Study and Teaching of Writing--sign up for an on-line tutoring session

Traci's Lists of Ten--writing assignments, classroom activities, and teaching strategies for teachers (but many suggestions are helpful for student writers, too).

Paradigm Online Writing Assistant

Citing On-Line Resources--several WWW sites with examples and guidelines for citing electronic resources, including WWW, FTP, Telnet, Gopher, synchronous communications (like MUDs and MOOs), e-mail messages, listservs, and newslists.