Summary: Proofreading is another very important part in having a good paper. Before you proofread take a second and have nothing on your mind so thing in the first revision that slipped your mind wont pass your mind this time How and why is this resource useful? It is useful because it gives you definition, examples and some tips on how to proofread the paper better. How and why is this resource credible? Its credible because it is a education site and also because its from a skills book Citation: Fog City Fundamentals: A Proofreading Skills Book, SFSU English Department

Summary: Editing strategies is basically deals with everything else that you need to look at as far as sentence structure spelling typos grammar and basically how your paper is set up and how it was written How and why is this resource useful? It is useful in that it begins and tells you what editing is and then fallows it with what things to look at when you are editing. How and why is this resource credible? This site is credible in the since that its from a educational website and used by colleges for there curriculum. Citation: 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 The Write Place

Summary: revising is not just reading it over fast while you have a little break. Revising is where you dig and pry at every little thing to smooth out all the rough spots as far as grammar, punctuation, spelling, correct tone, ect. How and why is this resource useful? This site I found useful because it starts out and gives you a brief description on what revising is then goes into helping you almost revise a paper as far as asking you all the questions you ask yourself as you go threw the paper. How and why is this resource credible? This sit is credible from the education its used for and where it is from which is a educational site. Citation: last updated August 6, 2000

Summary: peer review is kind of like editing as far as correcting your written piece. But peer review is just another over look at your paper before you finish it up to make sure there are no imperfections in it and that you didn't miss something silly as far as a period or capital letter. How and why is this resource useful? This site is useful in the sense that it gives you a great description of peer review and also along with giving you a description it goes into the pros and cons of peer review for the students and the teacher. How and why is this resource credible? This site is credible once again in that it is another educational site. Citation: 2009 University of Guelph Library

Summary: Modality is best descried as basically what is the outcome from one thing that you do. How and why is this resource useful? when reading this website I wasn't sure if it was exactly the right one to use at first but furthering my reading I found out that it is really useful in that it not only describes to you what modality is but it gives you some example on how to identify modality and what to think of do identify it. How and why is this source credible? This site is credible because it is another .edu site and it gives you everything you need to know. Citations: Colin Rose (1987) from Accelerated Learning.

Summary: Exigency is described as what made the author want to write something, what motivated him as far as if it was something sad, beautiful, terrible, life change anything that impacted the writer into writing a novel poem note or whatever they wanted. How and why is this resource useful? This is a very useful site in that in puts it in a form that shows you what each step actually is and it starts each section telling you what the definition for each one is ad along with that it refers it back to a example to show you exactly how it's used. How and why is this site credible? This site is credible by where it came from and also that its marked as a educational site Citation: written in 2006 by New Zealand's Tertiary Education Commission's e-learning Collaborative Development Fund (eCDF)

Summary: When I first read this website I didn't think that it was that useful but then I really thought about it ad for as little of info it covers it all. This site basically gives you the definition of author and also some examples. How and why is this resource useful? This site is useful because it tell the reader everything they need to know about author. How and why is this resource credible? The reason I picked this cite was because its credibility is fairly decent and I have used this site many times in the past and have not had any problems with it. Also the major ne it that it a .org site which mean a educational site. Citation: this website was last modified on 20 October 2009 by author unknown.

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Goal Summary: This website isn't really a big website with that much information on it but it covered what I needed it to cover. And what it covers it goal, for goal it gives you a little brief definition that goal is what the world looks like after an achievement. How and why is this resource useful? This website like I said is short but covers goal very well in that with the definition it gives you examples on how it is used for instance one of the examples is they wanted to speak to people and recruit 300 students so what there goal was was to recruit 300 students. See it not only gives you a definition but it gives you examples to help you understand what goal is a little better. How and why is this resource credible? I found this site was very credible in that it is another educational website and it has all the information one needs and doesn't leave anything out. Citations: *

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Rhetorical Situations Summary: In reading the information found on this website I found that rhetorical situations is best described as features of audience, purpose, and exigency that create moments for a response. Basically in blatant terms it allows the reader to highlight or pull out the message the writer is trying to get across and why the writer wanted to make the statement in the first place or even who the author is or maybe the modality of the passage. How and why resource useful? This site is useful in many ways. First is that it gives the reader a great definition of what rhetorical situations is. Secondly the passage also give some sort of examples for what the definition is like, as I said above where it may tell you a little bit about the author or, what the goal is or maybe just what makes the writer want to write the passage. How and why is resource credible? The reason why I picked this website is not only because it had good information that I could use but it had great credibility on the site. The one major credibility is that it comes from an education website as you can tell the URL is .edu. Citation: * The Pennsylvania State University | Privacy and Legal Statements Contact the Composition Program | Last modified Aug 13, 2008

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