Richard Jewell: Classes and Courses Web Sites

English 99 (Intro to Academic Writing): 99 Web Site 99 Textbook: WritingforCollege.org - WforC.org		Grammar Handbook: OnlineGrammar.org Bibliography Maker: New Regular Writing Center Smarthinking Library

English 1108 (Comp I): 1108 Web Site 1108 BB 1108 Textbook: WritingforCollege.org - WforC.org		Grammar Handbook: OnlineGrammar.org Bibliography Maker: New Regular Writing Center Smarthinking Library

English 1111 (Comp II): 1111 Web Site 1111 Textbook: WritingforCollege.org - WforC.org		Grammar Handbook: OnlineGrammar.org Bibliography Maker: New Regular Writing Center Smarthinking Library

English 1114 (Comp II): 1114 Web Site 1114 Textbook: WritingforCollege.org - WforC.org Sierra Leone: Sierra Leone Research Sources		Grammar Handbook: OnlineGrammar.org Bibliography Maker: New Regular Writing Center Smarthinking Library

English 2235 (Mythic Stories): 2235 Web Site 2235 BB 2235 Textbook: Section J of WritingforCollege.org		Study Links: Links to Literature Grammar Handbook: OnlineGrammar.org Bibliography Maker: New Regular

Hum. 1110 (Ancient-Renaiss. Cultures): 1110 Web Site 1110 BB 1110 Textbook: Experiencing the Humanities Study Links: Links to the Humanities		Term Ppr. Help: Library CollegeWriting.Info OnlineGrammar.org Bibliography Maker: New Regular

English 1140 (Intro to Literature): 1140 Web Site (inactive--last used spring 2002) 1140 Textbook: CollegeWriting.Info (Section J)		Study Links: Links to Literature Grammar Handbook: OnlineGrammar.org Bibliography Maker: New Regular

Bookmarking the Web Sites:

If you are on a computer of your own, you may want to bookmark the home page of the course. To do so, simply go to the course's home page. Then click on "Favorites" or "Bookmarks." Then click on "Add." If your course has bulletin-board activities, you may also want to bookmark the course's "Bulletin Board" page--the page that has a link on it to the class bulletin board.

Detailed Directions: If you are unacquainted with the "bookmarking" process, it is simply a way to place a "bookmark" on the course site so that you can go to it much more quickly and easily. Bookmarks are not permanent--they are always removable. You can check right now to see whether your computer has any bookmarks. Simply click (in one of your window's top bars) "Favorites" or "Bookmarks." A list of bookmarks should appear. You can click on any of them to go to whatever you want on the Web.

Bookmarks are easy to install. Be sure that you start on the Web page that you want your bookmark to go to. Then click on "Favorites" or "Bookmarks." Then click on "Add" and, if necessary, "Okay." If you are interested in placing your bookmark in a particular file of bookmarks, you can do so either at the time of adding it, or by going back into your bookmarks at any later time and organizing them.

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