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Scholarship in a New
Media Environment Forum
Using the
Web in Instruction: Teaching and Learning Outcomes
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Recorded
Friday, November 21, 1997
Moderator
Darrin McGraw, Graduate Student Researcher and TA,
Department of English
Panel
Betty Luceigh, Lecturer, Department of
Chemistry
Kathryn Morgan, Assistant Professor of
Classics
David Kan, Graduate Student Researcher and TA, Dept.
of Mathematics
Barry Fam, Student Programmer, Department of
Chemistry
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| Now that faculty using
WebCT, ClassWeb and Virtual Office Hours are augmenting courses
with material posted to the Web, more and more faculty are
discovering that using the web in instruction has forced them to
rethink their curricula, at times altering the way they teach.
Are these changes positive? What problems have faculty
encountered using the Web? |
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