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 We agreed that it was pretty easy to say what doesn't work,
>and to gripe about ill-advised trendy schemes at are a loony a dozen,
>but the fact remains that with the right resources and the chutzpah to
>insist on careful development, distance writing courses can work.

Though it's also easy to ignore the basic critical-pedagogical questions,
isn't it?

 It
>would be useful to hear positive stories that end with a generalizable
>point that others can learn from.


This really sounds like you want to preclude certain perspectives.