The following are a variety of items which have been useful and
interesting to many
students:
Computer Skills Learning
Modules - provides excellent instructions on how to use Word,
PowerPoint, Excel, setting up a report in MLA format, writing citations,
understanding file management, searching the Internet, and more.
Help with the Works
Cited page for essays and other papers based on the Modern Language
Association (MLA)... provided through the courtesy of Michelle Singletary, English
instructor.
Writing
and Research Resources provides a wealth of information and help for
writing papers... provided through the courtesy of Michelle Adkerson,
Assistant Professor of Communications.
OpenOffice.org
is a free productivity suite compatible with all major office suites
If you need to open files created with many of Microsoft's Office programs
or have older versions that cannot read your files, go to this site and
download the converter.
How Do I Get an Article for My Research Paper? This article has
instructions for accessing databases available through the Kisber Library on
campus. This is great for access from off campus.
You can have your .PDF files read aloud to
you. You need the latest
Adobe Reader, speakers, and a .PDF
file. Once Adobe Reader opens the file, click View and Choose "Read Out
Loud." You have two choices: "Read this page only" or "Read to end of
document."