The Writing Center's suggestions for writing sources on the Internet
While we know that many there are many fine pages with link lists on the Internet, we thought it was important to give you our picks in an organized fashion. Most of them are writing resources, but towards the bottom is a list of other link compilations that we've found useful, and also a list of online publications that are either interesting to read, or accept contributions.Don't expect too many commercial sites; this is predominantly educational material. If you have a suggestion for a good writing site to be added, send your suggestion to essmith@drew.edu.
Style guides for research writing
- M LA (Modern Language Association) Style Guide
- APA (American Psychological Association) Style Guide
- The Chicago Manual of Style FAQ
- The Columbia Guide to Online Style
- Online: A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources
- Council of Science Editors (CSE)/Council of Biology Editors (CBE)
- ASA (American Sociological Association) Style Guide
General Use
- Drew University Writing Resources
- Purdue Online Writing Lab
- Paradigm Online Writing Assistant
- Online Wordplay (rhymes, synonyms, definitions)
- A Word a Day
- Index of Writing and Editing Resources
Attention: ESL Students
Resume guides and secrets
- Resume Writing Tips [JobWeb]
- Top Ten Technical Resume Writing Tips
- Lund Institute's Instructions for CVs and Cover Letters
- Applying for a Job: Your Curriculum Vitae and Cover Letter
- How to Write a Curriculum Vitae