For Students:

The Online Learning Center (www.mhhe.com/langan) offers a host of resources for students, including self-correcting exercises, writing activities for additional practice, guides to doing research on the internet and avoiding plagiarism, useful web links, and more. All content from the previous student CD-ROM has been moved to the Online Learning Center. The site also features access to Catalyst, McGraw-Hill's innovative writing and research resource.

The McGraw-Hill Virtual Workbook offers interactive activities and exercises that reinforce the skills students learn in Part Five of English Skills. Authored by Donna Matsumoto of Leeward Community College and powered by Quia, each interactive, Web-based activity corresponds to a key section or chapter in Part Five, giving students additional opportunities for practice in grammar, punctuation, and mechanics. This online workbook is supported by a powerful array of Web–based instructor's tools, including an automated online grade book.

The New McGraw-Hill Exercise Book (ISBN 0-07-326032-0) features numerous additional sentence- and paragraph- level editing exercises, as well as research-, documentation-, and writing- related exercises that can be used for any composition course.

The McGraw-Hill Exercise Book for Multilingual Writers (ISBN 0-07-326030-4) features numerous sentence-level and paragraph-level editing exercises tailored specifically for multilingual students.

The McGraw-Hill Student Planner (ISBN 0-07-322205-4), a practical spiral-bound date book and planner for students, is organized around the academic year, offering them a handy tool to structure and plan their work. It includes a brief almanac at the back with important facts from a variety of disciplines.

Random House Webster's College Dictionary (0-07-240011-0): This authoritative dictionary includes over 160,000 entries and 175,000 definitions. The most commonly used definitions are always listed first, so students can find what they need quickly.

The Merriam-Webster Dictionary (0-07-310057-9), based on the best-selling Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, contains over 70,000 definitions.

The Merriam-Webster's Thesaurus (0-07-310067-6): This handy paperback thesaurus contains over 157,000 synonyms, antonyms, related and contrasted words, and idioms.

Merriam-Webster’s Vocabulary Builder (0-07-310069-2) introduces 3,000 words, and it includes quizzes to test progress.

Merriam-Webster's Notebook Dictionary (0-07-299091-0): An extremely concise reference to the words that form the core of the English vocabulary, this popular dictionary, conveniently designed for 3-ring binders, provides words and information at students’ fingertips

Merriam Webster’s Notebook Thesaurus (0-07-310068-4) is designed for 3-ring binders and helps students search for words they might need today. It provides concise, clear guidance for over 157,000 word choices.

Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary and Thesaurus, Electronic Edition (0-07-310070-6): Available on CD-ROM, this online dictionary contains thousands of new words and meanings from all areas of human endeavor, including electronic technology, the sciences, and popular culture.

For Instructors:

The Annotated Instructor's Edition consists of the student text complete with answers to all activities and tests.

The Online Learning Center (www.mhhe.com/langan) offers a host of instructional aids and additional resources for instructors, including a test bank, the downloadable Instructor's Manual, online resources, and more.

Partners in Teaching is an online community of composition and basic writing instructors. Two associated listservs, Teaching Composition and Teaching Basic Writing, address issues of pedagogy in theory and in practice. Their goal is to bring together senior members of the college composition community with newer members – junior faculty and teaching assistants – as well as adjuncts. Each month, major figures in the fields of composition and basic writing take turns leading discussions on issues of importance to people in the profession. We enthusiastically invite you to submit your own ideas for topics and potential contributions to these listservs. Please check out Teaching Composition at www.mhhe.com/tcomp and Teaching Basic Writing at www.mhhe.com/tbw and join the discussion.