By: Jason
I would just say that the difference in authoritativeness between current online offerings and the traditional publication realm is the requirement to get through the gauntlet of editors or peer...
View ArticleBy: Wendy Reynolds
There is still considerable value in edited content – and I think it is essential that we learn to create and distribute that content in these emerging ways. The book as artifact may be changing, but...
View ArticleBy: Connie Crosby
And to what Jason and Wendy are saying, I agree. Except that there is nothing from stopping a wiki from having an open "unedited" section for new submissions, and a locked-down "edited and authorized"...
View ArticleBy: Susan Munro
Thanks for your thoughtful comments. For our next release of CLEBC online practice manuals, we'll be including a commenting feature for our subscribers. If you have a subscription, you'll be able to...
View ArticleBy: Verna Milner
This is an interesting model. If I may break this down, the users are paying subscribers who will have the option of providing comments to various sections of the manuals. User comments may be...
View ArticleBy: Susan Munro
Thanks, Verna. We're still working out the fine points of this feature; you've given me some good food for thought.
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