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# [[Resource Organization By Assignment]]: A curated collection of assignments to help instructors align materials with specific projects, streamline course planning, and ensure targeted support for each task.
# [[Resource Organization By Assignment]]: A curated collection of assignments to help instructors align materials with specific projects, streamline course planning, and ensure targeted support for each task.
# [[Resource Organization By Source]]: A structured, textbook-aligned materials that support first-year composition learning outcomes, genre awareness, and scaffolded writing development.
# [[Resource Organization By Source]]: A structured, textbook-aligned materials that support first-year composition learning outcomes, genre awareness, and scaffolded writing development.
# [[Alternative Syllabi Organization By Course]]:
# [[Alternative Syllabi Organization By Course]]:
# [[Alternative Syllabi Organization By Assignment]]:

Revision as of 18:56, 11 June 2026

Welcome to the Northern Illinois University (NIU) English First-Year Composition (FYC) Repository of Open Source and Open Educational Resources!

The repository, organized through the Reflective Writing & Transfer: First-Year Composition Resource Hub page, is the English Department’s initiative response to provide zero-cost course materials and textbooks aligned with Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) for the First-Year Composition courses.


This research hub includes:

  1. Resource Organization of First-Year Composition By Courses:
    1. Rhetoric & Composition Foundation
    2. Rhetoric & Composition I
    3. Rhetoric & Composition II
  2. Resource Organization By Topic: A curated collection of academic and digital texts supporting flexible lesson design and Cross-Contextual Transfer.
  3. Resource Organization By Assignment: A curated collection of assignments to help instructors align materials with specific projects, streamline course planning, and ensure targeted support for each task.
  4. Resource Organization By Source: A structured, textbook-aligned materials that support first-year composition learning outcomes, genre awareness, and scaffolded writing development.
  5. Alternative Syllabi Organization By Course: