• How to write a literature review?
• How to create an abstract?
• How to avoid plagiarism?
• If you can use the first person in your writing?
• How to use APA, MLA, or CBE writing and documentation formats?
• The difference between active and passive voice?

Try these links
Try these links to online writing centers for information on these and a variety of other topics.

Online Writing Centers
Purdue University's Online Writing Lab
Great handouts and PowerPoint tutorials

Michigan State University Writing Center
Electronic grammar hotline

The University Writing Center at Western Carolina University
Documentation for MLA, APA and Turabian. Other topics include technical writing and avoiding plagiarism.

Additional Resources
A Writer's Reference by Diana Hacker
for EN111, AH111, AH112

Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries
Good source of information on evaluating a variety of resources. Helps to determine whether or not a publication is scholary.

Bedford St. Martin's Online! A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources
Great reference guide to citing internet sources using various documentation formats.

Other Resources
Study Guides and Strategies
Preparing to learn, studying, classroom participation, learning with others, project management, reading skills, preparing for tests, taking tests, writing basics, writing types, Math, Science, and Technology guides, and Webtruth

Testing Information
ETS Home Page
Find a test, find a test center, register for a test, practice for a test, and information on testing accommodations

Praxis
Tests at a glance and more. For more details on Praxis tests click on Office of Career and Student Assistance

Math Links
A Math Dictionary for Kids
An A-Z user friendly math dictionary for those who need basic information. Includes definitions, examples and practice.

Intermath Dictionary
A more advanced version, but also user friendly. Includes examples, practice, and links to related terms.