Aging Online Publications
I had a couple of articles in the 1997 issue of PIPA:
Publication of the Illinois Philological Association: "The Poetic Use of
Sentence Fragments" and, with Sarah (Stevens) Parlier, "Standard
English Immersion for Native English Speakers"
Check out my articles in Kairos: a
Journal for Teachers of Writing in Webbed Environments, Vol. 2
Issue #1 (Spring 1997). The articles are "One Department's
Guidelines for Evaluating Computer-Related Work," an account and critique
of how our department revised our Tenure and Promotion Guidelines to
evaluate computer-related work; and "Tenure and Technology: New Values,
New Guidelines," this issues CoverWeb Overview, which I coauthored with
Janice Walker of the University of South Florida and Janet
Cross of California State University-Northridge.
Here is a hypertext
copy of the Bradley University Department
of English Guidelines for Tenure, Promotion, and
Renewal. These guidelines include the language added in 1997
about how our department will evaluate computer-related
academic work, and they are the topic of the Kairos article mentioned
above.
The The Internet Public
Library Online Texts Collection offers "over 20,000 titles that can be
browsed by author, by title, or by Dewey Decimal
Classification," downloaded and reproduced for FREE.
The Free Online
Scholarship Newsletter (FOS), written by Peter Suber,
Professor of Philosophy, Earlham College, is a forum for news and
discussion on the migration of print scholarship to the Internet and
for efforts to make such material available to readers free of charge.
Hypertext
An excellent online reference
on all the HTML
codes you could ever want and how to use them.
The best page for code for doing HTML
colors that I have found so far.
Hypertext and
Hypermedia: A Select Bibliography, originally compiled by Scott
Stebelman, a librarian at George Washington University.
Page last updated January 17, 2008.
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