THE INFORMATION-PROCESSING STAGE
The tutorials and articles in the Information-Processing Stage will help students to process / organize
the input information into an "organized sequence of ideas" supported by "scholarly" evidence.
In the Processing Stage, students are concerned about the organization of ideas, grammar and punctuation,
word choice, spelling, citations, and etc.
The main idea in this stage is to process the input information from the printed and online sources
into college-level writing, or into a college-level presentation according to the requirements of the
Below are brief descriptions of each tutorial. Click on any of the links to view a tutorial.
Grammar, Punctuation, and Style Guides for Writers
This information provides links to information about grammar, punctuation, style, citation, and etc.
The Online Writing Lab (OWL)
OWL is the writing lab at Purdue University, still considered one of the best online-writing websites
for college-level writing. OWL contains great information about writing, research, grammar and punctuation,
style guides, ESL (English as a Second Language), and professional writing.
Writing Research Papers Using MLA Documentation
This information provides a guide to writing research papers using the MLA documentation.
The Hooley-Bundschu Library of Avila University
- Avila University
- Hooley-Bundschu Library
- 11901 Wornall RD
- Kansas City, MO 64145
- PHONE: (816)501-3621
- FAX: (816)501-2456
MORE "PROCESSING STAGE"
LINKS AND INFORMATION
This "writing tool" provides a free online dictionary, thesaurus,
medical dictionaries, and much more....
EasyBib automatically creates citations for the works cited and bibliography
pages of a research paper...
If looking for help with APA Style, start with the following information
at this website.
If looking for help with APA formatting in Word 2010, this article is very helpful.
These information at these websites will be helpful when creating research projects.