Here are nine guides written initially by the authors listed below. Nearly all are current or recent members of the ALT Research Committee. The guides went live in June 2010, and we encourage users with knowledge and experience in the field to contribute to their long term maintenance and development. ALT does not have the resources to closely monitor whether and if yes how the guides are changed, but will be keeping a general eye on them.
A friend just sent me an e-mail asking for writing tips. Her question is a common one -- I get this question every month from one of my doctoral students, one of my former students, or someone outside of the university where I teach. As a result, I thought that I might summarize some of the 10 suggestions I gave my friend, as well as 10 additional ones that I thought of while writing this up -- and then 10 more later on. It is now 30 ideas! Perhaps more people can benefit from the list or add to these ideas.
A. Rovai. The Internet and Higher Education, 10 (1):
77 - 88(2007)Special Section of the AERA Education and World Wide Web special Interest Group (EdWeb/SIG).