On this page you will find a lot of information, links, downloads, and stuff that you will need to do your homework. All the downloadable items are in Word format unless specified otherwise.

if one link doesn't work, try finding the document at one of these addresses:

http://www.moussu.net/courses/english106i_3/downloads.html

http://www.moussu.net/courses/english106i_2/downloads.html

http://www.moussu.net/courses/english106i/downloads.html

http://www.moussu.net/courses/english106r/downloads.html

 

1. Student information sheet: print, fill out, and bring to class for tomorrow.
2. E-mail rules: download, read carefully, and send an e-mail to your teacher saying that you understand those rules. Use the e-mail address you want your teacher to use when she writes you.
3. Instructions to start a webpage on your Purdue account (adapted from Brita).
4. Webpage template (HTML): to copy and modify during the semester on your own Purdue account.
5. Webpage assignment (HTML): further directions to create webpages.
6. Link to instructions on how to use Dreamweaver for anyone who wants to build a webpage.
7. Frontpage (PDF): very well done instructions for anyone who wants to build a webpage (from Jessie).
8. Permission form: print, fill out, and sign this form. Bring it to your teacher as soon as possible. Thanks.
9. Peer review form #1: print and bring to class.
10. An outline (PDF format): if you don't know what an outline should look like, here's a good example. Your outline should only be one page long but quite detailed already!
11. Topic Brainstorming form: download, fill out and print, or print and fill out. (There might be a wrong due date on it. Please ignore it). Bring to class (adapted from Jessie's).
12. "Question Form" to download, read, and fill out for the conference next week. (adapted from Gigi and Brita's).
13. Library Assignment #1: to start in class and finish for Thursday.
14. Taiwan paper: read for next week.
15. "Outline2": download, fill out, and bring to class on Thursday.
16. Peer review form #1, project 2
17. Ethos, Pathos, Logos, and Statistics: article to read.
18. Ethos, Pathos, Logos (PDF file): document to read and print (from Mike).
19. Handout for help with the library and the Library of Congress terminology.
20. Peer review form to review your classmates' papers: fill it out BEFORE you print it.
21. Interview handout to print and read carefully.
22. Meat 1
23. Meat 2
24. Meat 3
25. Meat 4
26. APA exercise: download, print, and bring to class so we can do it together on February 21.
27. library handout (.doc): due MARCH 6!
28. An outline (PDF format): if you don't know what an outline should look like, here's a good example. Your outline should only be two pages long but quite detailed already!