Teaching on the World Wide Web

There are several options for delivery of instruction via the Web:

• E-mail correspondence instruction—instructions and/or assignments are e-mailed back and forth between students and instructor.
• Web-enhanced instruction—relevant links are listed on a Web page that was created by the instructor. This option can be used as a supplement to on-site instruction.
• Web-managed instruction—software is used to provide an architecture for course information and materials (i.e. WebCT, Blackboard, TopClass, etc.)
• Web-delivered instruction—courseware in which the instruction, interactions, and feedback are delivered via the Web (also referred to as Web-based training or WBT).

Links:
Ann Barron, Designing Web Based Training

Introduction

History

Theories

Diversity Issues

Learner Considerations

Technology Application

Instructional Design_____

• Formative and Summative Assessments
• Alternative Assessments
• Grading Rubrics
• Collaborative Learning
• Teaching on the World Wide Web
• Design Considerations for WBT
• Effective e-Learning
• Creating DE Materials
• Copyrights

Conclusion

References