Composition
 

• Allyn & Bacon's Compsite for English Composition
  Compsite offers the following sections: Whats' New, Research, Conversation, Issue Sites, Instructor Resources, and Featured Texts. The creators of the site claim that "these pages are meant to be both resources and places to interact." The information provided is somewhat elementary, but may be helpful for students or instructors who are shopping for a new textbook.
  
  
• College Composition and Communication (CCC) Online
  This quarterly journal is published in February, May, October, and December for the Conference on College Composition and Communication by the National Council of Teachers of English. The online version offers access to and information about Current Issue(s), Archives, Subscriptions, Submissions, Indexes to CCC, Editorials, Letters, News, Staff/Editorial Board, Position Statements, and Related Links. For those wishing to keep up with new developments and standards in the field of Composition, this site can be a great help.
  
  
• Computers and Composition: An International Journal for Teachers of Writing
  This site has a unique design and offers access to current as well as past issues of the journal. An online forum is also offered. In general, the journal is a good place to research if you use computers in the writing classroom or if you want ideas about the role of computers for Composition instruction.
  
  
• Conference on College Composition and Communication Online
  This site is dedicated to the annual conference held by three C's--past and present. You might search the records of what went on at conferences from previous years or make your plans for this year's gathering. There are individual sites for each year's conference. Each site offers info. on components of the conference such as the Program, Calendar, Sessions, Keynote, Featured Speakers, Discussion, Forums, Workshops, and Special Events.
  
  
• The Electronic Journal for Computer Writing, Rhetoric and Literature (CWRL)
  CWRL is published by the Computer Writing Research Lab, a facility of the Division of Rhetoric and Composition, at the University of Texas at Austin. The journal publishes articles that address computer-aided pedagogy in the fields of Rhetoric, Composition and Literature and is available solely on the World Wide Web.
  
  
• A Guide to Rhetoric and Composition Resources on the WWW
  This guide offers a list of links divided under separate headings, which include: Teaching with Electronic Technology and k-12 Education Resources, Computers and the Teaching of Writing, Rhetorical/Composition Theory and Aids on the World Wide Web, Universities With Rhetoric Programs Online, and Online Writing Centers. While the list is not annotated, its coverage is rather extensive.
  
  
• JAC: A Journal of Composition Theory Online
  JAC is a journal of composition theory and advanced writing. It provides a forum for scholars of rhetoric and composition theory, especially those interested in the general field of advanced composition, including advanced expository, business and technical writing, and writing across the curriculum. JAC online provides open access to archived issues as well as general information about the journal.
  
  
• MLA Style Guide
  The Writing Lab at Ohio State University-Newark offers this page, which includes examples of documentation for a great variety of sources from books to Internet to recordings. Information on in-text citations, endnotes, and footnotes is also available. On some examples the print is rather small but still legible. The site can be used as a quick reference tool for people writing on computers. You could even keep the page open and accessible while writing.
  
  
• The MU Online Writery
  Here's how the folks at the writery describe themselves, "The Online Writery is an ever-evolving community of writers who offer a relaxing and open environment in which to discuss writing in any form. We offer suggestions and assistance with writing as well as forums for writers to meet one another and discuss ideas. The Writery is physically located at the University of Missouri-Columbia. MU students have priority of response, but we offer our services on a global scale." This may be a place to direct students who are interested in more feedback for their writing.
  
  
• National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)
  "The National Council of Teachers of English, the world's largest subject-matter educational association, is devoted to improving the teaching of English and the language arts at all levels of education." NCTE offers the following links on their homepage: Teaching Ideas, Positions, Publications, Professional Development, Community Resources, Grants and Awards, Conversations, Jobs, News, Research, Lists, Affiliates. This is probably the most comprehensive site available for Composition practitioners, theorists, etc.