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Offers a thorough look at peer review in virtual environments.
In a reassessment of peer review practices, Lee-Ann Kastman Breuch explores how computer technology changes our understanding of this activity. She defines "virtual peer review" as the use of computer technology to exchange and respond to one another's writing in order to improve it. Arguing that peer review goes through a remediation when conducted in virtual environments, the author suggests that virtual peer review highlights a unique intersection of social theories of language and technological literacy.
Acknowledgments
List of Tables
List of Figures
Introduction
1. Virtual Peer Review as "Remediation"
2. Characteristics of Virtual Peer Review
3. Virtual Peer Review as Abnormal Discourse
4. Challenges of Virtual Peer Review
5. Virtual Peer Review and Technological Flexibility
6. Implications of Virtual Peer Review for the Writing Classroom and Beyond
Appendix A: Peer Review and Technology Instructions
Appendix B: Consent Form
Notes
Works Cited
Index