Links to Online
Resources
Delivering
Instruction on the World Wide Web
Provides an overview of the advantages of moving course material
to the web, the underlying instructional philosophies of web-based
instruction, and practical tips on page development.
The
World Lecture Hall The World
Lecture Hall contains links to pages created by faculty worldwide who
are using the Web to deliver class materials. Includes course
syllabi, assignments, lecture notes, exams, class calendars,
multimedia textbooks, etc.
- Putting Your Course Online
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Links provided as additional resources for the PBS teleconference
held on November 13, 1997. Many interesting sites are listed here.
Electronic Learning in a Digital
World Contains links to
concept papers and resources about building a virtual university.
Teaching, Learning and Technology in Higher
Education Another excellent
set of links to articles and resources for faculty.
Offline
Online A thoughtful quarterly
column from Religious Studies News which covers aspects of teaching
with technology.
WWW
Resources for Teaching and Learning
A concise list of resources from Sonoma State
University.
Distance
Learning on the World Wide Web
Describes an incremental process for moving from a physical to a
virtual class.
An Overview of the SCANS Report Summarizes the skills deemed necessary for
workers in the next century, based on a 1989 report from the office
of the U. S. Secretary of Labor.
SCANS: How Does it Measure Up in
1994? A comparison of the
SCANS skills versus others identified by another eight government
reports.
AASL/AECT Information Literacy Standards for Student
Learning These are standards
proposed for K-12 students. Can we make certain that all of our
undergraduates achieve these standards as well?
Critically Analyzing Information A step by step guide from the Cornell
University Library.
Web Evaluation Techniques
Bibliography On- and off-line
resources for helping one examine web pages with a critical eye.