• Introduction
• A rationale for teaching HTML in a Web writing class
• Activities for integrating HTML tags into writing
• Conclusion
• Sources for this hypertext
• Site Index

Sources

A note on the links: Authors' names are linked to their biographies and article URL's are linked to online versions.

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Citation Format: Batschelet, Margaret. "Learning To Love the Code: HTML As a Tool in the Writing Classroom." The Writing Instructor. 2004. http://www.writinginstructor.org/files/batschelet/ (Date Accessed).
Review Process: Margaret Batschelet's hypertext was accepted for publication following blind, peer review.