CWRL Related Links and Handouts

• Open Hours for the CWRL labs.
• Using Netscape.
• Using the scanners.
• General Design Guidelines.
• General Interface Guidelines (HTML version of handout).
• General Data formats (HTML version of handout).
• Video Capture handout.
• Portfolio Assessment Explanation.
• Dr. Syverson's On-line learning record

Internet Related

• Getting Your IF number. Go to this URL and fill out the form for an IF account. You must have an IF number to be in this class.
• Getting an e-mail account. You must have an e-mail address for this class.
• Bruce Sterling's Introduction to the Internet

• "Why Read Literature?"
• A Method for Interpreting Literature (both from Nick Evans' E316 site)
• Reading and Writing About Literature (Close Reading by Robby Sulcer & adapted by Joi Chevalier)
• A Handbook of Terms for Discussing Poetry
• This is a list of poetry terminology that the class is responsible for learning. This information is from the Penn site listed below.
• The American Verse Project is a collaborative project between the University of Michigan Humanities Text Initiative (HTI) and the University of Michigan Press. The project is assembling an electronic archive of volumes of American verse prior to 1920.
• A Modern and Contemporary Poetry class at Penn that contains many useful links.
• Literary Hypercalendar.
• Project Muse. Online journals from the Johns Hopkins University Press and the Eisenhower Library.
• PAL: Perspectives in American Literature: A Research and Reference Guide.

• Janice Walker's MLA/Alliance for Computers and Writing Style Guide
• Xia Li and Nancy Crane's Guide to MLA Citation Style
• Combination of both on the PAL site.

• US Copyright Act of 1971 (amended 1994)
• Association of Research Libraries: copyright and intellectual property documents
• Fair Use Limitation of Exclusive Rights, sec. 107 of the US Copyright Act
• Consortium of College and University Media Centers: fair use guidelines

• Benjamin Franklin: The World of Benjamin Franklin;
• Zora Neale Hurston: Biography;
• H.D.: Home Page;
• Orson Scott Card: His personal home page. Contains useful bibliographic links and has a nice layout.

• "Why I Wrote 'The Yellow Wallpaper," by Charlotte Perkins Gilman