RESOURCES for TEACHING and LEARNING

ORGANIZATIONS:

• AAHE - American Association for Higher Education.
  
  
• AAUP - American Association of University Professors.
  
  
• AAUW - American Association of University Women.
  
  
• National Teaching and Learning Forum.
  
  
• U.S. Department of Education.
  
  
• WICHE - Western Interstate Commision for Higher Education.
  
  

TEACHING and LEARNING RESOURCES:

• Achieving Gender Equity in Science Classrooms has good advice for any classroom.
  
  
• A Berkeley Compendium of Suggestions for Teaching with Excellence by Barbara Gross Davis, Lynn Wood, and Robert C. Wilson.
  
  
• The Center for All Collegiate Information can help you find higher education (collegiate) information on the Web.
  
  
• The Chronicle of Higher Education.
  
  
• The Instructional Innovation Network is a dynamic association of leading scholars and teachers from around the world who are devoted to the dissemination of information about the best practices in teaching and learning in higher education.
  
  
• A worldwide list of universities, courtesy of Yahoo.
  
  

LEARNING TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES:

• AT WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY:

  • Teaching and Learning Forum
    
    
  • Teaching, Learning and Technology Roundtable
    
    
  • Internet Navigator is an online, multi-institutional (Utah) course on how to find and evaluate information on the Web.
    
    
    

• OUTSIDE RESOURCES:

  • A Beginner's Guide to HTML is the most frequently requested file on NCSA's Web servers.
    
    
  • Effective Use of the Web for Education (University of Washington) describes how to use intelligent design and consistent style to ensure your set of HTML course materials will be useful to your students.
    
    
  • The Technology and Webagogy site has an excellent list of articles that share describe practical experiences, alternative perspectives, and visions of the future.
    
    
  • The Global Campus at Cal State Long Beach is a collaborative multimedia database containing a variety of outstanding educational materials such as images, sounds, text, and video to be used for nonprofit, educational purposes.
    
    
  • The Journalism on the Web course at Ohio University (Athens) is a ten-week introduction to journalism on the Web that provides instruction for creating Web-based publications.
    
    
  • SyllabusWeb (from the publishers of Syllabus magazine) contains useful information on technologies used to enhance education.
    
    
  • The World Lecture Hall at the University of Texas (Austin) contains links to pages created by faculty worldwide who are using the Web to deliver class materials.
    
    

EXAMPLES of PROGRAMS at OTHER INSTITUTIONS:

• The Office of Instructional Development and Technology at Dalhousie University (Nova Scotia).
  
  
• The Center for Teaching Excellence at the University of Kansas.
  
  
• The Center for Teaching Excellence at the University of North Carolina (Wilmington).
  
  
• The Teaching Effectiveness Program at the University of Oregon.
  
  
• The UWired project at the University of Washington.
  
  
• The Center for Teaching Excellence at the University of Wyoming.
  
  

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