Writing Resources

                                                              50 Free Resources

I was googling writing resources when I came across the website linked above. It was the first link that was listed and I was interested in what resources they were. Plus they were "free" and everyone knows that free stuff is always better.

The website lists seven different categories of various ways to improve writing skills. For example, the first category is "Grammar, Punctuation, & Co" and there is a list of multiple resources that one could use to learn more about grammar. They also have a tools section where they list various websites that can be used to help improve one's writing skills like Onelook reverse dictionary, in which you can find that word that eludes you by describing what that word that you're trying to find is. I think that this resource will be particularly useful as I can use it to find words that I don’t even know existed and use them in my writing. The webpage lists various other categories and lists of references that one can use.

I think this relates to Writing 105M because although it is important to learn about technology and various other tools that we can use in multimedia writing, the most important thing is writing itself. After all, we are in a writing class. Whether it be on Prezi, Audacity, or any other medium, writing is essential to the project and lays the foundation for the project. With a good foundation and great writing skills, one can better create projects.