Share Your Recipes for Success
Online learning, whether in an academic setting or in the form of educational projects, has an inherent set of challenges. If you’re an educator, a project director, or a content developer who has found a solution to an online learning obstacle, we’d like to include your Recipe for Success in our online journal, Recipes for Success. If you are a student interested in contributing to Recipes for Success, please send a query to idea.feedback@idea.org.
= Guidelines for Submissions =
To have your Recipe for Success considered for inclusion in the online journal Recipes for Success, please review and adhere to the following guidelines for submission:
1. Your Recipe must follow the Problem-Solution-Discussion format used in IDEA’s Recipes for Success:
*The Problem should consist of one to three sentences that succinctly state the challenge you have addressed.
*The Solution should consist of one to three declarative sentences that communicate your answer to the Problem.
*The Discussion section should consist of 400-700 words that elaborate upon and support your Solution. Specific attention should be given to concrete strategies that will help others facing the same challenge and, when appropriate, draw upon applicable research.
2. Your Recipe must be your original work.
3. List all authors, their degrees, their email addresses, and their institutional affiliations.
4. Where appropriate, references should be cited in the format of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA style).
5. Submissions, in English, should be emailed as a Word document to idea.feedback@idea.org.
= Guidelines for Submissions =
To have your Recipe for Success considered for inclusion in the online journal Recipes for Success, please review and adhere to the following guidelines for submission:
1. Your Recipe must follow the Problem-Solution-Discussion format used in IDEA’s Recipes for Success:
*The Problem should consist of one to three sentences that succinctly state the challenge you have addressed.
*The Solution should consist of one to three declarative sentences that communicate your answer to the Problem.
*The Discussion section should consist of 400-700 words that elaborate upon and support your Solution. Specific attention should be given to concrete strategies that will help others facing the same challenge and, when appropriate, draw upon applicable research.
2. Your Recipe must be your original work.
3. List all authors, their degrees, their email addresses, and their institutional affiliations.
4. Where appropriate, references should be cited in the format of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA style).
5. Submissions, in English, should be emailed as a Word document to idea.feedback@idea.org.
