Contents

1. IMPORTANT NOTICE

2. I. Faculty Resources

   1. 1. Request Access

   2. 2. Just-in-time Review Links

   3. 3. I Need Help

3. II. Module 1: Introduction to Literacy Narratives

   1. 4. Self as Writer

   2. 5. Discussion: What is a Literacy Narrative?

   3. 6. Discussion: Strategies Writers Use in a Literacy Narrative

   4. 7. Discussion: How to Summarize (Basic Rules)

   5. 8. Discussion: Synthesizing Literacy Narratives

4. III. Module 2: Writing Your Own Literacy Narrative

   1. 9. Audience Awareness

   2. 10. Writing For Your Audience

   3. 11. Analyzing Your Audience

   4. 12. Finding Your Voice

   5. 13. Different Voices

   6. 14. Academic Voice

   7. 15. Tips On Academic Voice

   8. 16. Finding Your Voice Review

   9. 17. Modes Of Persuasion

   10. 18. Ethos

   11. 19. Pathos

   12. 20. Logos

   13. 21. Modes of Persuasion Activity

   14. 22. Putting it all together: Modes of Persuasion

   15. 23. Using Evidence

   16. 24. Using Experience

   17. 25. Using Primary Sources

   18. 26. Using Secondary Sources

   19. 27. Examining Sample Integration

   20. 28. Using Evidence Activity

   21. 29. Source Integration

   22. 30. Synthesizing Sources

   23. 31. Source Integration

   24. 32. Paraphrasing

   25. 33. Paraphrasing Structure

   26. 34. Paraphrasing Activity

   27. 35. Quoting

   28. 36. Quoting II

   29. 37. Using Sources Blending Source Material with Your Own Work

   30. 38. Using Sources Creatively

   31. 39. Integration Practice

   32. 40. When to Quote & When to Paraphrase

   33. 41. Paragraphing

   34. 42. Revising & Editing Process

   35. 43. Revision Checklist

   36. 44. Editing Checklist

   37. 45. See It In Practice: Revising and Editing

5. IV. Module 3: Rhetorical Analysis

   1. 46. Understanding the Rhetorical Situation

   2. 47. Argument Analysis

   3. 48. Thinking About Content

   4. 49. Thinking Rhetorically

   5. 50. Looking at a Sample Analysis

   6. 51. Practicing Analysis

   7. 52. Brainstorming

6. V. Module 4: Research and Argumentation

   1. 53. Research

   2. 54. Group Work

   3. 55. Group Work online

   4. 56. Collaborative Writing

   5. 57. Finding Topics

   6. 58. Finding Arguments

   7. 59. Topic Development

   8. 60. Narrowing & Developing

   9. 61. Narrowing Process

   10. 62. Research Questions

   11. 63. Developing Keywords for Your Research

   12. 64. Library Worksheet: Tips for Evaluating Information

   13. 65. Evaluating Sources

   14. 66. Source Suitability

   15. 67. Authorship & Authority

   16. 68. Evaluating Sources: Documentation

   17. 69. Timely Sources

   18. 70. Evaluating Online Sources

   19. 71. Evaluation Checklist

   20. 72. Databases v. Google

   21. 73. Wikipedia

   22. 74. Thesis Development

   23. 75. See It In Practice: Thesis Development

   24. 76. Thesis Statement Activity

   25. 77. Using Sources Effectively

   26. 78. Organizing Your Argument

   27. 79. Argument & Audience

   28. 80. Revising & Editing A Research Paper

   29. 81. Note-Taking

   30. 82. Labeling Notes

   31. 83. Documenting Notes

   32. 84. See It In Practice: Note Taking