This is where you should collaborate with other class members to come up with a website stylebook for Editing Project #1 review. Please add links, comments and areas that you believe need to be addressed.
We will integrate all information and post an "official" stylebook for everyone to use.
Possible isses discussed in class 3/11/09:
Tabs may include:
Future Students
Current Students
Faculty and Staff
Parents and Family
Alumni and Friends
Community and News
International Students
Schools and Colleges
Quick Links
Additions may include:
Chat live with a prospective student
E-mail a current student
Blogs from President's Ambassadors
Focus of website should be on:
Purpose
Reader or Viewer
Based on the University of Georgia Stylebook, review the following listings and make sure I haven't left anything out specific to Texas Wesleyan University. Please follow the guidelines from UGA's stylebook and incorporate our specific information when revising Editing Project #1; your revision is due April 16.
Schools:
School of Arts and Sciences
School of Business
School of Education
School of Law
Building Names:
Wesleyan Village
Stella Russell Hall
Otho C. Armstrong Hall
Dora Roberts Dining Hall (Dora's)
Elizabeth Means Armstrong Hall
Health Science/Nurse Anesthesia
Eunice and James L. West Library
Sid W. Richardson Center
University Mall Area
Oneal-Sells Administration Building
Ed and Rae Schollmaier Science and Technology Center
Louella Baker Martin Pavilon (Lou's Place)
Baker-Martin House
Glick House Community Counseling Center
Dan Waggoner Hall
Nenetta Burton Carter Building
Law Sone Fine Arts Center
Dan Waggoner Hall Annex
Art North
Boyd House
Baker Building
Ann Waggoner Fine Arts Building/Nicholas Martin Hall
Science Lecture Theatre
Ella C. McFadden Science Center
Armstrong-Mabee Business Center
Polytechnic United Methodist Church
The Dillow House
Wade Hall
Comments (12)
Kay L. Colley said
at 8:44 am on Mar 13, 2009
Some helpful links:
http://www.unt.edu/identityguide/
http://smu.edu/webservices/styleguide/
http://www.cuprap.org/
http://www.webstyleguide.com/index.html?/
http://webstyleguide.psu.edu/
http://www.upenn.edu/computing/web/webdev/style/index.html
http://www.provost.pitt.edu/web/webcomm.html
Finally, the list of all lists:
http://www.wmich.edu/wmu/writing/others/
Eunice Nicholson said
at 9:39 am on Mar 13, 2009
University of California Davis
University of California Santa Cruz
University of Georgia
(I like the style books of these three)
Eunice
jolivera said
at 9:43 am on Mar 13, 2009
I like the San Francisco State University...it has alot of editing templates, logos, typography and color palets to choose from. I also like the searching capabilities in the university of Georgia. US Davis is also a good one, it was some of the same things like The san francisco does.
StephanieMejia said
at 9:44 am on Mar 13, 2009
I like the stylebook from the University of Georgia because you can choose whether you want to see the complete list or if you want to browse by category.
ashleynichole11@... said
at 9:46 am on Mar 13, 2009
I like the University of Kentucky style book. Its east to navigate and too the point. ..it uses the AP Style book as its main reference and has exceptions located in thier style guide.
Jennifer Irwin said
at 9:47 am on Mar 13, 2009
The University of Alabama: Appendices section-- Easy way to access information fast
The University of Alabama: The Editorial Style Manual (alphabetical listing of topics)
University of Georgia: Search for key word or term
University of Georgia: Suggest a new entry
University of Georgia: The overall ease of use, its easy to navigate
Kimberly Saleh said
at 9:47 am on Mar 13, 2009
University of Alaska Fairbank and Lawrence University are helpful style books,
Joette said
at 9:48 am on Mar 13, 2009
The University of Hawaii has an easy to use stylebook that is very fitting to the stuff a college would be writing about. It also has a blurb on simple ways to write well inside the stylebook.
Jennifer Irwin said
at 7:16 pm on Mar 24, 2009
My top 5 are:
1. University of Georgia
2. The University of Alabama
3. San Francisco State University
4. University of California Davis
5. University of California Santa Cruz
Rachel Horton said
at 7:55 pm on Mar 29, 2009
I'm lovin the U of GA for the top Stylebook.
were we supposed to discuss this online?
Kimberly Saleh said
at 8:20 pm on Mar 29, 2009
Yes, we were suppose to have a discussion. However, it seems like we don't have much of a discussion going on here.
Eunice Nicholson said
at 4:16 am on Mar 30, 2009
University of Georgia
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