External Links for Connections Review

In order of appearance:

• http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~rouzie/569A/rouziesite.html leads to Albert Rouzie's homepage Ohio University, Dept. of English.
• http://www-as.phy.ohiou.edu/Departments/English/ leads to Ohio University's English Department homepage.
• http://www.ohiou.edu/ leads to Ohio University's homepage.
• http://www.abacon.com/connections/index.html leads to Allyn and Bacon's website for Connections; http://www.abacon.com/connections/exercises/2.2.html leads to online exercises for the second chapter of the book; http://www.abacon.com/connections/resources/index.html leads to online resources meant to accompany Connections; http://www.abacon.com/connections/teaching/im/index.html leads to advise for writing instructors from the Connections authors; http://www.abacon.com/condon/ leads to Condon and Butler's Allyn and Bacon book, Writing the Information Superhighway; and http://www.abacon.com/compsite/index.html leads to Allyn and Bacon's Comp Site, a WWW resource for composition teachers and students;
• http://www.unc.edu/depts/english/faculty/danderson.html leads to the homepage of Dan Anderson, one of the Connections authors, at the University of North Carolina.
• http://ajax.abacon.com/compsite/instructors/conline/toulmin.html offers Instructor Resources for Teaching Toulmin from Ramage and Bean's Instructor's Manual for Writing Arguments, also at Allyn and Bacon's CompSite.
• http://www.mtsu.edu/~mkrueger/toulmin.html--an overview and example of Toulmin's schema.
• http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~ailise/306/resources/stallonetoulmin.html offers application of Toulmin in a humorous filed called "Stallone is Mortal" compliments of Computers and Writing Research Lab at the University of Texas.
• http://bsuvc.bsu.edu/~00pjclauss/toulmin.html offered a Toulmin biography prepared by a person at Ball State University.
• http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~cwrl/v1n1/article1/halioplay.html points to a webpage in a hypertext by Daniel Anderson, one of the Connections authors. The hypertext is at http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~cwrl/ the URL for the Computers and Writing Research Lab at the University of Texas

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