Forwarded from the Center for Electronic Texts in the Humanities by Ross  
Emmett. This may be of interest and help to some members of HES. 
 
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Date:          Mon, 9 Oct 1995 13:15:05 -0400 
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Because the topic arose in our discussions during our summer seminar, and 
we also had devoted a separate evening session to professional recognition 
for computer work in the humanities, I have noticed that MLA has recently 
published a draft of guidelines for "evaluating the research, teaching, 
and service of faculty members who study, develop, and use electronic 
technologies in their work." 
 
This draft appeared in the MLA Newsletter, Fall 1995 and is available in 
an html version under the rubric: 
 
http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/mla.guidelines.html 
 
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