14.0530 ACW-L? student peer-evaluation?

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   [1]   From:    Christian Nelson <cnelson@comm.umass.edu>           (15)
         Subject: ACW-L problems

   [2]   From:    Christian Nelson <cnelson@comm.umass.edu>           (11)
         Subject: student peer-evaluation


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         Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 20:21:41 +0000
         From: Christian Nelson <cnelson@comm.umass.edu>
         Subject: ACW-L problems

Hi all:
As indicated by my last  message, I'm getting interested in the topic of
computers and writing. Thus, I was happy when I foudn the ACW
(association of computers and writing) email list. Unfortunately, when I
tried to follow the link on the ACW page about the ACW-L (viz.,
http://english.ttu.edu/acw/action/help.asp?keyword=acwl) Texas Tech's
Lyris system informed me 'No mailing list exists with the name "acw-l"'
Also, when I tried to access the list's archives I got a message saying,
in part, "The document you have requested was not found on the TTU
Server." Assuming that at least a few people on this list are also
affiliated with the acw-l list, can anyone help me with this?
Thanks,
Christian Nelson

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         Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 20:22:04 +0000
         From: Christian Nelson <cnelson@comm.umass.edu>
         Subject: student peer-evaluation

Hi All:

I'm interested in any and all information regarding students' evaluation
of each others work, and the facilitation of this via the net. I'm
particularly interested in studies which evaluate the adequacy of
students' evaluations of each others work and ways to improve such
evaluations (through the avoidance of such threats as social loafing,
prisoner dilemma tendencies, and the like).
Thanks in advance for any information.
Best,
Christian Nelson

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