Web Authoring and Other
Resources
Tad Beckman's Web Authoring
Resources A Beginner's Guide to HTML WebCom's HTML Guide Composing Good HTML HTML Quick Reference Guide ( Univ.of Kansas; full list of HTML codes )
Web Authoring and Other
Resources
Tad Beckman's Web Authoring
Resources
A Beginner's Guide to HTML
WebCom's HTML Guide
Composing Good HTML
HTML Quick Reference Guide ( Univ.of Kansas; full list of HTML codes )
Web-Based Instruction Resource Site
Clip Art ( Resources for General Clip Art, Graphics,
Buttons, etc. )
Course Listings ( Sites listing WWW-based courses in many
different content areas )
Design Suggestions ( Overall design suggestions for instructional
WWW sites )
HTML Guides ( On-line HTML resource guides including
scripting, JAVA, etc. )
Listservs and Newsgroups ( Internet list and news sources for WWW instr.
info )
Organizations and Conferences ( Professional org's relevant to Web-based instr)
Research ( On-Line documents concerning
the use of Web-based instruction )
Resource Sites (Meta sites providing general information about
Web-based instruction)
Search Engines ( WWW-based search engines )
Software Resources ( Sites containing software to support Web-based
instr.delivery)
Top Internet Sites ( Listings of various top Internet and WWW sites
)
Web-Based Training Information Center
Primer ( A Web-Based Training Primer )
Discussion
Surveys
Resources ( Links to WBT resources )
Results of Murdoch University's
Evaluation
of Course Software Tools
Comparing Software for On-Line
Teaching
( Includes ClassNet, CoursInfo, LearnLinc,
Learning Space, ToolBook II, TopClass,
Virtual-U, Web Course In A Box, WebCT, WebMentor,
Web Worksheet;
See also the Comparisons and References after the
above)
Colin McCormack and
David Jones(1997) : Building a Web-Based
Education System. New York: Wiley
Workshops
Teaching with Technology:
Focusing on the Humanities
Julie Van Camp ( California State Univ. Long
Beach ) presents a workshop
on the construction of an on-line
course
in three sessions listed
below:
Session I: Teaching with
Technology: Promises and Problems
Session II: On-line
Humanities Courses in the Cal. State Univ.
Session III: Developing Your Own
On-line Course
Conferences
Conference on Information
Technology
(
Oct.12-15, Atlanta, GA )
( sponsored by the League
for Innovation in the Community College; the League
site
includes other interesting links such as
The
Technology and Learning Community ( TLC )
Take a tour through the virtual campus of the
community of educators;
you'll also find two essays:
Carol Cross' "Towards a New Definition of Community"
Sunil Chand's "Using Technology to Build a Statewide
Learning Community"
Innovations 1998 The League's next summer conference ( June 28-
July 1, 1998 ) in Dallas, TX
MCC Response to the Conference Experiences and responses of
the MCC group that attended
the conference in Atlanta.
Southern California Philosophy
Conference
( Oct.26, 1996 )
Includes a session on Teaching with Technology in Philosophy
Southern California Philosophy
Conference
( Oct. 25,
1997 )
Web
sites for the conference
Interdisciplinary Programs
The Science, Technology, and
Society Program
at the Claremont Colleges
Description of the Program
Background of the Program and Discussion
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19, 1998
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