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AUGUST, 2004
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In
the August 2004 issue:
- What’s New – Essay Writing Tips for Every Student
- Customer Feedback - Essay Punch
- Recommended Resource - PowerResearcher
- Grants for U.S. Educators
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What's New - Essay
Writing Tips for Every Student |
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howtowriteanessay.com is a web resource created by Merit Software. The
site, which has been designed for students, explains essay-writing
steps from brainstorming to proofreading. The site offers a quick and
accessible overview of the essay-writing process. Links to additional
online resources are provided.
Visit: www.howtowriteanessay.com
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Customer Feedback - Essay Punch |
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"I like the software very much. At a recent 4C's conference, I referred
a person to look at Essay Punch to help students struggling in freshman
English. Students also like the software very much. I think you have
an excellent product that students can use themselves," states an
educator at Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor, MI, about Merit
Software's Essay Punch.
The program helps students make the transition from writing paragraphs
to writing effective short essays. Prompts guide learners step by step
as they complete well-organized and original work.
For a complete software description, go to: www.meritsoftware.com/software/essay_punch
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Recommended Resource
- PowerResearcher |
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Uniting Networks Incorporated makes PowerResearcher. This research process
automation system offers assistance in capturing and annotating web
pages, and in creating references and bibliographies. The Citation
Style Wizard allows users to choose among citation styles.
Visit:http://www.powerresearcher.com
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Grants for U.S. Educators |
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Through its Computers For Learning Program, the federal government has
placed hundreds of thousands of surplus computers in K-12 schools and
non-profit educational organizations. Requests are considered on a
needs-first basis. Applicants must register and request equipment on
the Computers for Learning web site.
Go to: http://www.computers.fed.gov/Public/home.asp
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