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The Writing from A to Z e-text CD-ROM contains the entire book in Adobe .pdf format. The text is enhanced by live links and a browsable Table of Contents and Index.
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Expanded Coverage of Online Research: The Research Processes section now includes expanded coverage of finding, evaluating, and using online sources.
Expanded Coverage of Plagiarism: Plagiarism is now covered in both the research section and as an alphabetical entry. The expanded discussions address online research issues and ethical issues.
Documenting Internet Sources: This new directory provides models for 30 types of Internet sources, the most available in any handbook.
More Quick-Reference Aids: New boxes, charts, and checklists, along with a new full-color at-a-glance Contents by Topic guide on the book's inside front cover, help students find the information they need even faster.
A to Z: The alphabetical entries eliminate students' need to crack the code of a specialized organization.
The Four Documentation Styles: A to Z includes thorough coverage of the MLA, APA, CMS (Chicago Manual of Style), and CSE (Council of Science Editors) documentation styles with format guides, models, and sample pages for each.
Guidebooks for Composing and Research: Preceding the alphabetical entries, these compact guides cover essential writing processes.
Help for Multilingual Students: Throughout the handbook, icons indicate coverage that will be especially helpful to non-native English speakers. This coverage is also listed in a separate ESL index that precedes the full index.
Student-Friendly Index: The index lists non-technical terms - ensuring that even students with the smallest working vocabulary of grammar, punctuation, and mechanical terms can find the answers to their questions.
Interior Design: New icons and box designs make finding and using the book's resources even easier.
Expanded Coverage of Plagiarism: Plagiarism is now covered in both the research section and as an alphabetical entry. The expanded discussions address online research issues and ethical issues.
Documenting Internet Sources: This new directory provides models for 30 types of Internet sources, the most available in any handbook.
More Quick-Reference Aids: New boxes, charts, and checklists, along with a new full-color at-a-glance Contents by Topic guide on the book's inside front cover, help students find the information they need even faster.
A to Z: The alphabetical entries eliminate students' need to crack the code of a specialized organization.
The Four Documentation Styles: A to Z includes thorough coverage of the MLA, APA, CMS (Chicago Manual of Style), and CSE (Council of Science Editors) documentation styles with format guides, models, and sample pages for each.
Guidebooks for Composing and Research: Preceding the alphabetical entries, these compact guides cover essential writing processes.
Help for Multilingual Students: Throughout the handbook, icons indicate coverage that will be especially helpful to non-native English speakers. This coverage is also listed in a separate ESL index that precedes the full index.
Student-Friendly Index: The index lists non-technical terms - ensuring that even students with the smallest working vocabulary of grammar, punctuation, and mechanical terms can find the answers to their questions.
Interior Design: New icons and box designs make finding and using the book's resources even easier.
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- PublisherMcGraw-Hill College
- Publication date2004
- ISBN 10 0072824700
- ISBN 13 9780072824704
- BindingHardcover
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