Salt Lake Community College - Community Writing Center - 1 views
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mickey130 on 18 Jan 15website for the Salt Lake Community College Writing Center. Lists resources, explanation of who they are, what they do, their workshops, etc.
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Writing Center Outreach - 0 views
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crowdsourcing research related to writing center outreach; ideas for outreach see also: http://lyris.ttu.edu/read/messages?id=24653462
Innovative Ideas for WC Orientation for Students - 0 views
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discussing how to jazz up student orientation to the WC
Academic Integrity Tutorials - 0 views
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crowdsouring a list of tutorials on academic integrity
Presenting on Writing Strategies for First-Year Writers - 0 views
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discussing orientation-type presentations to groups of first-year writers from all disciplines
Tips for Instructors Grading Writing - 0 views
Faculty Development Institute ideas - 0 views
Writing Lab Newsletter 36.1-2 - 0 views
Writing Lab Newsletter 4.2 (October 1979) - 0 views
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report on SIG on serving ESL students; "Dealing with Criticism" (on helping students--includes "A Model for Reader Response" based on Bruffee's "The Brooklyn Plan"); "The Case for Faculty Workshops"; mailing list
Plagiarism Tutorials - 0 views
Non-Course Based Professional Development Programs - 0 views
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a discussion of professional development (non-credit/non-course)
Conducting In-Class Writing Conferences - 0 views
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resources on in-class writing conferences (resources on in-class conferences for teachers of writing)
Writing Lab Newsletter 1.3 (June 1977) - 1 views
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book announcement, report on grammar workbooks, report on faculty outreach; "Questions Which Need Answers," a questionnaire for directors covering scope of writing labs, staff, problems, materials, financing, details of operation, evaluation; mailing list
Collaborating with Libraries - 1 views
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discussing how to incorporate library instruction into the research process
Writing Lab Newsletter 36.3-4 - 1 views
Get Online With Training - 1 views
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From Praxis: "The warm glow of a computer screen can never replace face-to-face training courses, workshops, or advice from colleagues. But electronic training resources can be engaging supplements; they give us perspectives from outside the walls of our own centers, and they let us move at our own pace through training activities."
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