Writing Across the Curriculum

Webliography published in association with the National Teaching & Learning Forum

Brief Guide from Robert Harris, author of The Plagiarism Handbook

Series of videos and handouts from the Texas A&M Writing Center on how to cite sources

A teacher's guide to encouraging critical reading for the purposes of writing in the classroom.

Beginning writing assistance aimed at undergraduates at Texas A&M

A teacher's guide to introducing models of writing in the classroom.

An overview of critical thinking for writing instruction.

From Georgia Southwestern State University, this website is a basic informational resource on writing in different disciplines appropriate to an introductory level class. The most useful section may be that on psychology writing, underscoring succinctness, the occasional necessity for awkward constructions, and avoiding loaded and labeling words.

Texas A&M provides a comprehensive resource with their writing center's website. This site includes resources for academic writing in many fields and from many perspectives. Unlike many sites, it also has info for graduate students, including dissertation prep.

This site from , the University of Kansas, is geared toward professors, helping them introduce writing into their classes. In addition, the sidebar has more information, particularly on discipline specific writing and plagiarism.

GMU's Resources page is a well-organized list of short handouts on various writing subjects; this is rather basic but useful information. Some of the more useful sections could be the handouts on editing, transitions, major-specific writing, and research. Like the A&M resource, they also provide help for graduate students.

While this page is called "Resources for Professors," the focus on self-editing and locating simple errors on the part of students could make this site useful.

Short but somewhat comprehensive list of expected documentation styles in many different disciplines. A good place for a quick reference on these matters.

This site is very similar to the resource provided by UCF. Many of the sections are specific to Canadian usage and are not particularly relevant for Americans (i.e., law and government publications)

A collection of PDF articles, pamphlets, and handouts tailored more for academic writing.

This page is a collection of links to a number of different resources for writing in different disciplines.

From the University of Texas.