Teaching with the WWW

For how to use and list a citation of internet material go to http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/cgos/idx_basic.html

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An Introduction to Teaching with WWW Tools.

This site provides a basic introduction to selected online teaching resources.

The first set of resources were compiled with the help of the online search engines Yahoo & Bing or Google.

The next set of resources are examples of teaching resources from history, math, and biology.

The most exciting resources for WWW work, however, are your students themselves.

The student projects section contains a few key sites produced by classes, by student clubs, and by individual students.

Software guide gives you links to some places to get commonly used software for viewing and developing WWW materials.

Html editing contains links to a few sites which provide guidance and tools for creating Web pages. You may want to send your students here!

Finally, the last link takes you to some resources you and your students may need for viewing and or producing multimedia rich Web pages.

http://www.nyu.edu/classes/blais/projects/EdRes/gug.html

Teaching about the World Wide Web.

A lot more information than you can handle.

http://www.mnstate.edu/instrtech/handouts/tutorials/technology_teach/teachwww.htm

* Class Listserv (student-class communication)
* PowerPoint for Lecture Materials - beware of using Power Point says Dr. Tufte
* Audio + Web Pages
* Audio + Video + Web Pages: See Kahn Academy
* ITV
* World Lecture Hall: http://www.utexas.edu/world/lecture
* University of Missouri Virtual University Project: http://vu.umkc.edu/
* The U (A World University Project): http://www.ccon.org/theU/index.html
* WebCT: http://www.webct.com

* E-mail (communication, online office hours, advising, help during non-traditional times, electronic hand in of assignments)

http://www.mnstate.edu/instrtech/handouts/tutorials/technology_teach/teachwww.htm

* Smartboard (saving contents of whiteboard material to disk, annotation of computer screen output)

Learning Space

http://www.rightinclass.com/internet/teaching.htm

Are you a Learning Space Member?

If you are you have access to the WebByte and Investigation Library and Tools. You can use the Learning Space Module to create them and then the form tool to upload your created lessons.

http://www.rightinclass.com/internet/teaching.htm

Educational Technology Resources
Best Bet Links to Educational Technology Web sites

* CyberEd Home Page
* Edtech
* Electronic School
* Institute for the Transfer of Technology to Education
* LearningTechnologies Center at Cornell University
* Learning and Teaching with WWW - SchulWeb
* National Center for Technology Planning
* Teacher Technology Center
* Teaching with Technology
* Webdog's Ed Tech Resources
* The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Educational Technology
* Yahoo - Education:Instructional Technology and Training

Educational Organization
* 21st Century Teachers
* Academy One
* WGBH Educational Foundation

Commercial Organizations
* Apple Education Worldwide

Government Organizations
* Library of Congress
* Global Climate Change in the Department of State
* Planet Earth BBC Home Page

* U.S. Department of Education: NCES; National Center for Education Statistics

http://www.umsl.edu/~dgreer/resource.et.html

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