UMI's Guidelines for "Submitting Dissertations and Masters' Theses in Electronic Format."
The Univeristy of Waterloo's
ETD Survey Results.
Annotated ETD Bibliography from the University of South Florida's ETD Task Force.
"Electronic Publishing and Doctoral Dissertations in the Humanities", by Matthew G. Kirschenbaum (University of Virginia).
A paper I delivered at the 1996 Annual Convention of the Modern
Language Association, in Washington DC; I presented a revised and expanded version
of this paper at the Joint
Annual Conference of the Association for Computers and the Humanities and
the Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing, Kingston,
Ontario, June 6, 1997.
"CD-ROM
Dissertations." Katherine S. Mangan. Chronicle of Higher
Education, March 8, 1996. A 15.
"
Requiring Theses in Digital Form: the First Year at Virginia Tech."
Jeffrey R. Young. Chronicle of Higher Education, February 16, 1998. A 29.
"Electronic Theses and Dissertations: Merging Perspectives",
by Gail McMillan (Virginia Tech), Cataloging and Classification Quarterly (forthcoming).
"National Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations: A Scalable and Sustainable Approach
to Unlock University Resources", by Edward A. Fox et al., D-Lib Magazine (September 1996).
"An SGML/HTML Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Library," by Janet
Erickson, TEI 10 confernece (November 1997). Note: In a reply posted to the
ETEXTCTR-L list, I objected to Erickson's depiction of my
own work and views -- this reply is available here.
"
Electronic Theses and Dissertations: Digitizing Scholarship for its Own Sake,"
by Christian R. Weisser and Janice R. Walker. Journal of Electronic Publishing (December 1997).
Deena Larsen,
author of the hypertext fiction Marble Springs, explains
how she
got her electronic Master's thesis accepted back in 1992.
Loss Pequeño Glazier's on-line defense. (Congratulations Loss!)
