Hey. What could you use.  Let me know and we'll find it.

• Free online citation services.  I've heard good things about http://citationmachine.com/.   www.easybib.com used to work - but now you might need to register and log in.   If that means spam I'm against it, but I tend to use the handbook anyway: it's convenient.  
• MLA heading and format,
• MLA updates and complete handbook for citations from Norton
• How to build your word hoard (lexicon/vocabulary) and feed the poor at the same time.  www.freerice.com. 
• Grammar -
• plagiarism
• Successful attitudes.  You want an "A"? Here's advice.
• Basic essay writing (ESL?) youtube at http://youtube.com/watch?v=SaCxigjUJ7Q
• Acceptable language discussion page
• Rhetoric
• handouts
• Attendance and late work policy 
• word choice 
• what not to say to a professor - by colleague David Davis. 
• advice (from the "advice" label/tag on the teacher's blog. 
• reading journal 
• Sample of a textbook  annotated bibliography by a student.  Not necessarily perfect, but not bad. 

Resources for student success

• Learning Styles
• Cornell Note Taking System
• Exams you need to know about to transfer
• Test Taking
• SQ3R
• Reading and Study_College reading

Provocative and contentious (yeah that's spelled right. Checked the Free Dictionary. The site rocks. I'm not the best speller.  That's why I get such a kick catching errors in formal essays.  It's immature of me (?) but it serves a pedagogical purpose.  Doesn't it?)  cartoons below.  Scroll if you must. English Teachers LOVE the video of Taylor Mali on the Impotence Impotence of proofreading. Keep in mind though, it is educational.