[Air-l] Resources and teaching materials

[Pam Brewer]

Erika--

Here are a few ideas:

Readings in Virtual Research Ethics: Issues and Controversies, Ed. Elizabeth
A Buchanan.  2004.  Information Science Publishing.

Internet Communication and Qualitative Research:  A Handbook for Researching
Online.  Chris Mann and Fiona Stewart.  2000.  Sage Publications.  This is
on my to-read list.

"Lost in Translation."  2005.  Technical Communication Quarterly 14.4.  Clay
Spinuzzi.  This is an article about translating methods, using stable
elements but adapting to context.

Best,
Pam

Pamela Estes Brewer
Lecturer -- Coordinator, Professional Writing
Department of English and Philosophy
Murray State University
PhD Candidate, Texas Tech University
270-809-4719
fax 270-809-4545
pam.brewer at murraystate.edu
 
 


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Subject: [Air-l] Resources and teaching materials


Hello all

I am compiling a list of resources (books, AV, etc) for my library to  
help improve the internet studies section.  I would be interested to  
know what materials or texts others who are teaching/researching in  
the field think of as being useful.   Any references you can suggest,  
however obvious or obscure, would be greatly appreciated (because I  
am sure I'm forgetting some key names!)

with thanks
Erika


  ~~
Erika Pearson
Dept. of Media, Film and Communication.
University of Otago
P.O. Box 56
Dunedin 9054
Aotearoa/New Zealand
Ph: (+0064 3) 479-8680
E-mail:
erika.pearson at otago.ac.nz


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