A nunber of books contain articles and research about WiER.We have also included some reports and theses. (This is not all of them- but we're working on it! )

They are listed by year.

• Owen, T. 1989. Computer-mediated Writing: The writer in electronic residence, in Mason, R. & A. Kaye, Mindweave: Communication, Computers, and Distance Education. Oxford, UK: Pergamon Press.
• Harasim, L. 1990. Online education: Perspectives on a new environment. New York: Praeger.
• Canadian Teachers' Federation. 1991. Literacy in classrooms. Ottawa: CTF/Hilroy Foundation. (Click here for CTF's Publications Listing & Order Form.)
• Teles, L. & N. Duxbury. 1991. The Networked Classroom: An assessment of the Southern Interior Telecommunications Project (SITP). Burnaby: Simon Fraser University.
• Beckstead, D. 1992. "I detest school, but I love to learn:" Wired writers and their views on writing, teachers and the writers in electronic residence program. M. Ed. Thesis, Kingston: Queen's University.
• Mason, R. 1992. Computer conferencing: the last word. Victoria: Beach Holme.
• Owen, T. 1993. High teach: Learning from the experiences of wired writers. M.A. Thesis, Burnaby: Simon Fraser University.
• Owen, T., R. Owston. 1998. The Learning Highway: Smart Students and the Net. Toronto: Key Porter Books.
• Harasim, L., S. R. Hiltz, L. Teles, M. Turoff, 1995. Learning networks. Cambridge: MIT Press.
• Owen, T. 1996. "An Odd Pleasure," in The Nearness of You. New York: Teachers and Writers Collaborative. (Choose here for T&W's Publications.)
• Puryear, J. M. (ed) 1997. Partners For Progress, Education and the Private Sector in Latin America and the Caribbean. Washington, D.C.: Inter-American Dialogue.