Taylor Larsen's List: Rhetorical Sit. Site

Provided information on how to revise fictional and non- fictional papers. Very informative and helpful.

credibility to: Suite101.com Media Inc. is a private Canadian company based in Vancouver, British Columbia with offices in Berlin and an international staff of 30.

citation: http://resourcesforwriters.suite101.com/article.cfm/revising_strategies_for_fiction_and_nonfiction
retrieved: 10-27-2009

Useful in researching a writing project. Provides information on other aspect of the writing process.

credible by: Drs. Kristi Siegel,, Gene Baer, and Martin Moldenhauer
citation: http://www.kristisiegel.com/AmeritechhandoutWriting.pdf
retrieved: 10-27-2009

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Research Strategies was covered. Explains different strategies and how to use them. Informative and useful for research projects.

credible by: http://ww3.montreat.edu; Montreat College in Montreat, NC.
citation:http://ww3.montreat.edu/tutor/10.htm
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Using this site helped in my understanding of the term "Author". It provides multiple explanations for the different aspects of the term. As well as several links for other terms. I feel that this site is credible because it was written by the Purdue Owl, retrieved on 10-27-2009.

With multiple topics covered, this site is really useful and super informative on the different aspect of reading and writing

credibility goes to: Dan Kurland who holds a BA in English Language and Literature from Boston University [1963] and a MA in Applied Linguistics from Columbia University / Teachers College [1974].
citation: http://www.criticalreading.com/critical_reading.htm
retrieved:10-27-2009

Active Listening was a some what difficult term to track down. This site provided information on the meaning and ways to use it.

I feel it is credible by: Mind Tools Ltd.2nd Floor
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citation: http://www.mindtools.com/CommSkll/ActiveListening.htm
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Extra research was required to recover a more credible resource for this article. Due to Wikipedia's Editing/ Revising feature, their articles and credabilty are usually questionable. The most recent update was performed by wikiuser SHELFSKEWED. After going through his page I found more info on other various articles he had written.
Goal (this page was last updated on Nov. 9, 2009 at 4:50a.m.). Retrieved November 10, 2009, from Wikipedia.

Using this site provided explanations for each of the Rhetorical terms. With a little extra research, I feel that the site is credible because the author is a former journalist, an associate professor of journalism at Missouri State University, and earned his Ph.D. through the Interdisciplinary Ph.D. program at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. He also studies the fields of rhetoric and political science.\nAuthor: Cline, A. R. (n.d)\nTitle: Rhetorica\nSite: rhetorica.net/kairos.htm
retrieved Oct.27, 2009 from rhetorica.net

Provides info on multiple terms and extra links for other info on seperate sites.credible by Copyright © 2009 Philip M. Parker, INSEAD