Open
Source Study Notes, a new feature of Scholardarity.com, is
opening. Anyone can contribute their study notes, study guides or study aids, and
even overviews or introductions. All contributions will be free to read, and no
registration is required. Submissions can be about specific courses, books, or
articles; but they can also be about broader topics within a discipline. All
areas are welcome—however, submissions may be subject to review and/or editing before
they appear, and it will be easier for us to evaluate submissions in the
humanities because that is the area in which we have the most experience. Also,
anyone can suggest additions or changes to contributions through comments or
email. At first, only the administrators will be able to actually make changes,
but our plan is that in the future anyone can register (for free) to be an
editor, and could then be able to make changes themselves.
Contributions should be
submitted to jlzarri@scholardarity.com.
Files should be an MS Word, an MS Works, or a Rich Text Document—or, if you
have exceptionally clear handwriting, you can scan your contribution and send
it as an image. Finally, contributors should accompany their submission with a
brief description of its contents, along with its number of pages or words.
We look forward to
hearing from you!
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