Stop Asking "Does That Make Sense?" {7 Expert Alternatives}
Do you ever find yourself asking “Does that make sense?” in conversation, and feeling like the question undermines your credibility? Turns out there are some stellar alternatives. To use, such as “What do you think so far?”
Research & Case Studies Regarding Virtual Volunteering
In association with The Last Virtual Volunteering Guidebook, the book's authors created this Virtual Volunteering Wiki, including this compilation of research, evaluation reports and case studies regarding online volunteering / virtual volunteering, including studies on the various different activities that are a part of online volunteering such as online activism, online civic engagement, online mentoring, microvolunteering, remote volunteers, or crowd-sourcing, etc. These are not opinion or PR pieces - these provide hard data, case studies, etc. There are more than 100 research papers, case studies and books listed here, dating back to 1997.
This list is mostly in reverse publishing or research date order, from latest to oldest. This list is USA-centric and English-centric.
Many of these articles are behind paywalls. If you cannot afford to pay for access for an article, check with a library at your nearest college or university.