VOLUME 3 ISSUE 2 Feature: How to Make Working in Teams a Success Powerful Group Writing: 5 Key Practices 4 New Approaches to Online Research PLUS Quiz, Questoids and Ask Nancy!
					What do the following books have in common: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Catcher in the Rye, Harry Potter (series), The Handmaid's Tale, and Where's Waldo? A. All written by women. B. All written by authors under 30. C. All have been challenged. D. All were made into movies.
		Chances are good that you participate in some kind of team: a study group, sports squad, band, work team or other combined effort. This is good, because people who join forces can accomplish amazing things. But teams can also fall flat. CLICK TO CONTINUE Isolation can cause writers to stagnate or lose perspective. One way to counter the effects of writing alone is to meet with other writers and share your work, feedback and support. Discover how working with a group of writers can help you gain new insights and learn how to set up an effective writers' workshop. CLICK TO CONTINUE One Internet expert calls Boolean expression "the real power of advanced search" and "the Web's best kept secret." Learn the backstory on Boolean, clear away the mystery behind this approach and discover how to harness its force for your online searches. CLICK TO CONTINUE

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