CONDUIT DOCUMENTATION GUIDELINE Abstracted Version CONDUIT: A consortium of regional networks at Oregon State University, North Carolina Educational Computing Service, Dartmouth College, and the Universities of Iowa and Texas (Austin). INTRODUCTION The CONDUIT Documentation Guidelines describe standards for packaging computer-based curriculum materials. These guidelines stipulate those types of documentation deemed necessary not only for local usage but also for transportation of packages, both educationally and technically, among multiple non-homogeneous computer installations. Documentation to comprise a complete package will be collected from appropriate sources serving the following purposes: DOCUMENTATION CHART DOCUMENT SOURCE TARGET PURPOSE l. COVER LETTER Local Curriculum Coordinator* Faculty User Availability announcement 2. ABSTRACT Author Faculty User Preview 3. EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTATION Author Faculty User, Student Substantive & Pedagogical Aspects 4. TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION Programmer,Author Curriculum Coordinator, Faculty User, Student Technical Aspects (systems & programming considerations) 5. LOCAL DOCUMENTATION (educational & technical) Local Curriculum Coordinator Faculty User,Student Modifications resulting from usage at a specific network computer center 6. REVIEWS Reviewers,Discipline Committee** Faculty Users Certification NOTE: This abstracted version was prepared by Trinka Dunnagan from the CONDUIT Documentation Guidelines of October,1973 in which each component of documentation is explained more fully. *Each local Curriculum Coordinator is responsible to CONDUIT for collecting and disseminating computer-related curriculum material at his network schools. **Discipline committees, who serve in an advisory capacity to CONDUIT, are composed of faculty with interest and expertise in computer applications within a discipline. 28