URL References

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On-Line Resources

Resources for Developing Web Instruction

Web-Authoring Resources

Educational Web Projects

COMET Case Studies

Content Sources for Building Multimedia Activities

Resources for Developing Web Instruction

HTML Tutorial (requires Netscape); designed for this workshop
Links to HTML Resources (University of Wisconsin)
HTML Editors: AOL Press and Netscape Gold
Web Law FAQ, questions and answers on the possible legal status of Web-related activities.
COMET templates

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Web-Authoring Resources

HTML Editors that Run under Unix, MacOS, and DOS

HTML/Web Tutorials

NCSA's A Beginner's Guide to HTML
Yahoo's HTML Tutorials page
Yahoo's Web Tutorials page
Sally's Links to HTML/Web Documentation and Tutorials
Surf School, answers basic questions and provides information on IRC, newsgroups, and setting up browsers.
Frames, tables, and forms tutorials from Professional Web Design (this is not an endorsement of any design services that my be offered at this site).

Web Additions/Refinements

CGI & Perl Tutorial

Design Resources

Web Page Design for Designers, with useful insights and tools, including an inches-to-pixels ruler
Sun's Guide to Web Style
Netscape's Creating Web Sites
Icons, Images, ClipArt Repositories
Yale C/AIM Web Style Guide; a very thorough guide that you can turn to for sound advice.

Useful Web Tools,
(which includes tools for checking your HTML code)

Search Engines and Catalogues

Other Resources

Widener University/Wolfgram Memorial Library Evaluating Web Resources
World Wide Web Course Tools

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Educational Web Projects

Meteorology/Atmospheric Sciences

Geosciences

The Virtual Geosciences Professor

Technology in Education

ANON: Another Node on the Internet. This node is designed to provide Internet resources that can help meet the research and academic needs of the readers of the Journal of Computers and Geosciences. Includes a section titled "The Virtual Geosciences Professor".
Electronic Journal of Science Education from the University of Nevada, Reno.
Information and Communication Technology For Methods of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. links to papers, articles, and other collections of sites
Publications in the field of computers in education. A list of titles only; no links or additional information.
The World Lecture Hall (WLH) contains links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are using the Web to deliver class materials.
The Instructional Management System project. This project is based on recogniztion of "a common need among educational institutions for a non-proprietary, Internet-based Instructional Management System (IMS) to provide the means to customize and manage the instructional process and to integrate content from multiple publishers in distributed--or virtual--learning environments.
EdWeb: Exploring Technology and School Reform. "The purpose of this hyperbook is to explore the worlds of educational reform and information technology. With EdWeb, you can hunt down on-line educational resources around the world, learn about trends in education policy and information infrastructure development, examine success stories of computers in the classroom, and much, much more."
University of Oregon's Center for Advanced Technology in Education (CATE) homepage and "Gateway to Instructional Technology Resources".

General Education References

Education Resources on the Internet. An extensive list of references to online journals and other education-related resources.
The education page of the Mazur Group at Harvard University. Links ot information on a number of teaching techniques including peer instruction.
Project Galileo at Harvard University "your gateway to innovative science teaching methods. The purpose of this server, funded in part by the National Science Foundation, is to make innovative teaching ideas and materials broadly available to teachers nationwide."

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