Teaching with Writing@CSU
Teaching with Writing@CSU
The following resources are available for teachers. In addition, you can learn a bit more about using the Writing Studio for teaching through our help pages.
Teaching Guides
Our teaching guides offer detailed treatments of issues ranging from planning and conducting classes to teaching with technology. More than 30 guides are available.
Teaching Activities
View our collection of teaching activities and handouts.
gtPathways
Visit the home page for CSU's gtPathways Writing Integration Initiative.
The WAC Clearinghouse
Visit the WAC Clearinghouse, a comprehensive collection of resources for teachers across the curriculum who use writing in their classes.
Across the Disciplines
Visit the Across the Disciplines, a refereed journal devoted to language, learning, and academic writing that publishes articles relevant to writing and writing pedagogy in all their intellectual, political, social, and technological complexity.
Dealing with Plagiarism
View our guide to dealing with plagiarism.
Become a Writing Studio Instructor
Our Writing Studio class pages allow you to manage your writing classes. Our system is similar to Sakai and Blackboard, but it's based on a different instructional metaphor. Instead of quizzes and exam tools, for example, we offer the ability to view and comment on student work. As a Writing Studio instructor, you can create your own classes -- there's no need to request that a class be created. And adding materials is as easy as copying and pasting formatted text out of a word processing document.
Teaching Links
View our annotated lists of instructional resources on other Web sites.
The Composition Archives
View teaching materials used in the Colorado State University Composition program since the late 1990s.
CSU Writing Project
The Colorado State University Writing Project (CSUWP) is a community dedicated to providing meaningful professional development for teachers and writing opportunities for students in northern Colorado.