Exploring the Representation of Scheduling Options and Online Tutoring on Writing Center Websites (2015)

Keywords

online tutoring, scheduling

Abstract

Writing centers provide invaluable writing assistance to students, and students who have used writing centers typically come to this conclusion themselves. Despite these positive responses to writing center tutorials, motivating first-time users to go to the writing center can be challenging. Because students turn to the Internet with many of their questions in life, it is likely that a writing center website is the first image of a writing center that many students encounter. Because of this, a writing center’s website can be an important persuasive tool in helping students become excited about visiting the center and using its services. More importantly, it is the first step in a user’s experience with a writing center.

Citation Information

Type of Source: Journal Article

Author: Amanda Metz Bemer

Year of Publication: 2015

Title: “Exploring the representation of scheduling options and online tutoring on writing center websites” (available online)

Publication: Praxis, Volume 12, Issue 2