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Writing instruction online: a case study from a first year philosophy subject

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posted on 2024-07-12, 13:01 authored by Timothy Moore, Graham Oppy
The study reported in this paper investigated the effectiveness of an online academic writing resource available to first year philosophy students. Data used were questionnaire responses from users of the resource, as well as assignment grades collected from both users and non-users. The study’s findings suggest that the resource was generally useful for students. It was noted however, that it had a tangible benefit only for those who used it in a sustained way. The paper concludes with suggestions for how online academic writing resources might be utilised effectively on university programs.

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1173-5562

Journal title

New Zealand Studies in Applied Linguistics

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8

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9 pp

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Applied Linguistics Association of New Zealand

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Copyright © 2002 Applied Linguistics Association of New Zealand. The accepted manuscript is reproduced with the permission of the publisher.

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eng

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