E-Teach presents: Online Tools for Teaching Readings and Resources
OTT Home General Schedule May Participants	Readings: Technology and Teaching: Using Online Technology to Break Classroom Boundaries (23k - requires Adobe Acrobat reader), Center for Teaching and Learning, Stanford University. Active Learning: Getting Students to Work and Think in the Classroom (19k - requires Adobe Acrobat reader), Center for Teaching and Learning, Stanford University. Online Help: Create Your Web Page at UVM: Tutorial - how the process works at UVM Beginner's Guide to HTML - the basic set of HTML tags and instructions Barebones Guide to W3C HTML 3.2 - the most recent set of "official" tags UVM Webmasters Guide to Practices and Policies - what you should know about working within the UVM web Tools for Electrifying the Classroom - read about listervs, newsgroups, webchat, and tips for their succesful use in the classroom Web Building Helpers: Icons, balls, and lines Background Color Maker A Background Color Palette Barry's Clip-Art Server Microsoft Word's Internet Assistant - an add-on for Word for Windows 6.0a and above. Save any Word document as HTML, create new HTML documents and edit existing HTML files. Examples: History Scholars and the Web - web resources for historians and an example of how you can create a resource center for your students. ENG 330 Readings - linking the schedule of readings with online versions of the texts. The Ambrose Collection - putting a slide collection online and using it as the basis for slide lectures Historic Preservation's Web Journal - building a web site around faculty and student projects Course Resources - Steve Cavrak's version includes suggestions for the kinds of things you might include on a course resource page as well as links to some good resources. Templates, templates, and more templates - the easiest way to build web pages is to find an example and copy it!