These interactive activities offer each student personalized practice writing, editing, and researching in a low-stakes, feedback-rich environment, with direct links to The Little Seagull Handbook ebook for support. 

• On average, over 100,000 students use InQuizitive for Writers each year. 
• Activities cover a range of topics, from rhetorical situations and thesis statements, to evaluating sources and documentation, to comma splices and subject-verb agreement.  
• A “How to Use InQuizitive” activity makes the platform transparent so students know exactly how to complete the activities, improve their skills, and earn their grades—and makes it easy to introduce InQuizitive to your class. 

Over 30 short videos bring essential writing topics to life and reinforce rhetorical principles.  

• Topics include peer review, writing thesis statements across genres, paragraph development, documentation, literacy narratives, and many more. 
• Videos are embedded throughout the ebook and select InQuizitive for Writers activities and are available to link in a campus learning management system. 

Norton Ebooks offer an enhanced, active reading experience for an affordable price.  

• Join hundreds of instructors who add their own links, content, and notes to their students’ ebooks. 
• Students can also annotate, bookmark, and read offline. 
• Norton Ebooks can be viewed on all devices and are born accessible, with content and features designed from the start for all learners.   

Introduce fresh readings every semester with this regularly updated online source. Selections are drawn from a broad range of genres, themes, and media, and each is supported by thought-provoking questions to prompt conversation and writing. Here’s just some of what you’ll find: 

• A video commercial for Carvana's car vending machine 
• A photo essay about the lives of WNBA stars who play abroad 
• An interview with former Google executive and AI doomer Geoffrey Hinton 

Available for educators who use of Let’s Talk, these time-saving resources—offered in print and online—help you refresh your syllabus or design a new one.

• Let’s Teach: In this brief instructor’s guide, Andrea Lunsford shares classroom activities and sample writing assignments for every chapter in the core book, all drawn from her 50+ years of teaching experience. Available in print.  
• Norton Teaching Tools: This new searchable website provides resources you can easily download and customize for your course. Example content includes templates for peer review, chapter-activity PowerPoints, writing assignment prompts, and evaluation rubrics, along with general advice on culturally responsive teaching, teaching first-year writing, dual enrollment, and more. 

Updated to address generative AI throughout, the activity guides students through why plagiarism matters, what counts as plagiarism, and how to avoid it.

• course design consultation,
• setup in all major learning management systems, and
• ongoing guidance throughout the life of the adoption.