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Primary Navigation Want to create or adapt books like this? Learn more about how Pressbooks supports open publishing practices. Book Contents Navigation 1. Request Access 2. Just-in-time Review Links 3. I Need Help 4. Self as Writer 5. Discussion: What is a Literacy Narrative? 6. Discussion: Strategies Writers Use in a Literacy Narrative 7. Discussion: How to Summarize (Basic Rules) 8. Discussion: Synthesizing Literacy Narratives 9. Audience Awareness 10. Writing For Your Audience 11. Analyzing Your Audience 12. Finding Your Voice 13. Different Voices 14. Academic Voice 15. Tips On Academic Voice 16. Finding Your Voice Review 17. Modes Of Persuasion 18. Ethos 19. Pathos 20. Logos 21. Modes of Persuasion Activity 22. Putting it all together: Modes of Persuasion 23. Using Evidence 24. Using Experience 25. Using Primary Sources 26. Using Secondary Sources 27. Examining Sample Integration 28. Using Evidence Activity 29. Source Integration 30. Synthesizing Sources 31. Source Integration 32. Paraphrasing 33. Paraphrasing Structure 34. Paraphrasing Activity 35. Quoting 36. Quoting II 37. Using Sources Blending Source Material with Your Own Work 38. Using Sources Creatively 39. Integration Practice 40. When to Quote & When to Paraphrase 41. Paragraphing 42. Revising & Editing Process 43. Revision Checklist 44. Editing Checklist 45. See It In Practice: Revising and Editing 46. Understanding the Rhetorical Situation 47. Argument Analysis 48. Thinking About Content 49. Thinking Rhetorically 50. Looking at a Sample Analysis 51. Practicing Analysis 52. Brainstorming 53. Research 54. Group Work 55. Group Work online 56. Collaborative Writing 57. Finding Topics 58. Finding Arguments 59. Topic Development 60. Narrowing & Developing 61. Narrowing Process 62. Research Questions 63. Developing Keywords for Your Research 64. Library Worksheet: Tips for Evaluating Information 65. Evaluating Sources 66. Source Suitability 67. Authorship & Authority 68. Evaluating Sources: Documentation 69. Timely Sources 70. Evaluating Online Sources 71. Evaluation Checklist 72. Databases v. Google 73. Wikipedia 74. Thesis Development 75. See It In Practice: Thesis Development 76. Thesis Statement Activity 77. Using Sources Effectively 78. Organizing Your Argument 79. Argument & Audience 80. Revising & Editing A Research Paper 81. Note-Taking 82. Labeling Notes 83. Documenting Notes 84. See It In Practice: Note Taking Two options for viewable/printable reference guides below: Download color guide here. Download B&W guide here. Previous/next navigation College Composition Copyright © by Lumen Learning is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.
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