Detailed
Information from the Writing Center at The University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Information on How to Write Academic Essays Originally prepared for
students in the English Department at the University
of Victoria, the Guide is an introduction to the process
of writing and to the study of literature. Highly
recommended!
How
to Write a Term Paper This guide from Gale,
a world leader in e-information, publishing for
libraries, schools and businesses, is designed to
assist students in writing academic essays.
Audience "Some
writers think that academic audiences expect them
to "sound smart" by using big or technical
words. But the most important goal of academic writing
is . . . to communicate an argument or information
clearly and convincingly. It is true that academic
writing has a certain style of its own and that you,
as a student, are beginning to learn to read and write
in that style." from: The University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, Writing Center
The
Seven Steps of the Research Process
This page outlines a simple and effective strategy
for finding information for a research paper and documenting
the sources you find. From: Olin and Uris Libraries
| Cornell University | Ithaca, NY
A
Guide for Writing Research Papers based on Modern
Language Association (MLA) Documentation
Prepared by the Humanities Department and the Arthur
C. Banks, Jr., Library Capital Community College
Hartford, Connecticut. Highly recommended!
Development
Options, Linking Paragraphs, Introductions,
Conclusions,
Revising and Proofreading the Draft, Hints for Revising
and Proofreading -- from The Empire State College
Writing
an Annotated Bibliography An annotated bibliography
gives an account of the research that has been done
on a given topic. Like any bibliography, an annotated
bibliography is an alphabetical list of research sources.
In addition to bibliographic data, an annotated bibliography
provides a concise summary of each source and some
assessment of its value or relevance.