Passing this along.......

The Easy Essay



http://www.theeasyessay.com

Age Range: 8-80 (elementary to post graduate and beyond)

This website offers a FREE automated expository essay program that "can
teach almost anyone how to organize an essay in 5 minutes" and is ideal for
helping students learn to write essays and prepare for essay exams. It's an
ingenious way to help organize your thoughts so that you can write a decent
essay.

As the website explains, "Our concept is based on our belief that in most
conversations, the majority of the conversation deals with one person
telling the other person why something is true; that is, giving reasons for
its validity. That is all that we ask you to do on this site, except in
writing. We use the essay form because it is the most efficient form of
organization available and we automate the organization so that you limit
your statements to proving only the things that you have already stated were
true."

When you get to the site you can try a free demo. Once you're hooked and
want to continue, you must register to use the site. Registration is FREE
and allows you to work at your own pace, saving and editing the essays that
you create. When your "Easy Essay" is complete, you can print it or save it
to your own computer.

If you want to write a longer paper, the program can automatically expand
into a 17 paragraph thesis. This program is also usable in any language.

(Note: With regard to Registration, there is a privacy policy, but it's a
little vague. Proceed at your own risk.)

I enjoyed test-driving this program, and think many of you will too. Plus,
you gotta love their philosophy:

"We are aware of how hard teachers have tried to teach students to write
essays. We applaud their efforts; however we are also aware of the dismal
results. So, we are offering this as a free service so that everyone can
take advantage of its simplicity and go on and put their time and energy to
a greater and better good."

Donations to Unicef and Red Cross are encouraged at the site.

Diane Flynn Keith
for ClickSchooling
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Shari
Mom to DS 10, DS 11, DS 13
Ability doesn't make us, Choices do!