Useful+links

Here are some links from Mr. Hemingway's del.icio.us bookmarks and elsewhere:
These resources explain MLA, Chicago, Turabian, APA and other styles. They include explanations of how to cite electronic media. Of course, you can't beat the Purdue OWL.
 * [|Style sheet resources]**

Read the Wikipedia General Disclaimer, written by the people who actually manage Wikipedia. This can help you understand why **Wikipedia** is a great place to start --but **not** to finish-- your research. If you do use Wikipedia, be sure to check the "Talk" tab to see what controversies are going on behind the scenes. This will be a great way to see what the hot topics are in that field, and whether the page looks reliable.
 * [|Is Wikipedia reliable?]**

From the [|World Wide Writers' Place], this page explains how to get started with an outline.
 * [|Linear composing strategies]**

These are tools that Mr. Hemingway presents in his workshops.
 * Mr. Hemingway's Guide to Web-based Collaborative Research Tools**

Other resources
These include quite a few about writing a blog too.
 * Mr. Hemingway's del.icio.us tags: writing+howto.**

Slides by Mr. Gautam Sen, IB Program Coordinator at Koç School.
 * [|Extended essay slide presentation]**

=Any ideas?=

Do you want to **recommend a resource**? Just click on **[|Discussion]** above, and send a comment.