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Select the video below to see a presentation which will provide you with a basic outline for developing a process essay.
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Tips on Writing an Annotated Bibliography
You need a relatively narrow focus (a relatively narrow research question or a working thesis sentence with a clear angle) in order to gain value from doing an annotated bibliography. As you research, select...
Annotating Sources
As a part of your argumentative research process, your professor may require an argumentative annotated bibliography. An annotated bibliography is a list of potential sources for your paper or project with summaries and evaluations....
Rough Drafts
In this section of the Excelsior OWL, you have been learning about traditional structures for expository essays (essays that are thesis-based and offer a point-by-point body), but no matter what type of essay you’re writing,...
APA Side By Side
Sometimes, the easiest way to think about your in-text citations and references (and how they must match) is to see them side by side. The following examples provide reference information and corresponding in-text citation...
Blog Considerations
There are certain things to consider when writing a blog. Click the plus marks on the interaction to explore and learn about best practices when writing a blog.
What Does It Look Like?
Select the video below to see a presentation which will provide you with a basic outline for developing an argumentative essay.
What Does It Look Like?
Select the video below to see a presentation which will provide you with a basic outline for developing a classification and division essay.
What Does It Look Like?
Select the video below to see a presentation which will provide you with a basic outline for developing a cause and effect essay.