Useful Links
see all the links from my blog and the WebQuest , plus many others, some of them very useful .
Two useful books:
Computer Related:
Software for the second part of this course:
FTP
You can access your personal space from home,
either through your web browser or a dedicated program called an
"FTP client". You can try WinSCP3.
Education - General
British
Columbia Ministry of Education—information relevant to
students, parents, and teachers, such as past provincial examinations
and Integrated Resource Packages (IRPs).
Technology & Society
- ISC’s Internet Domain—This site claims to show the Internet’s growth in real time.
- Virtually Vancouver Online—This is an interesting commercial site that allows you to visit selected areas of the city through Apple’s Quicktime VR technology.
- Hipnotika—If you have Flash, a high-bandwidth connection, and decent speakers, take the time to visit this awe-inspiring site.
- Internet Archive (Wayback Machine)—This site allows you to go back in time on the Web. You can see how a selection of institutional web sites used to look (back to 1996).
- Ethics in Computing—This site offers a good selection of thoughtful articles and essays on topics related to ethics in computing.
- Virgina Shear's "Netiquette" (Inter"Net" Etiquette).
http://www.albion.com/netiquette/index.html
Technology for Learning & Teaching
- WebQuest—This web site is sponsored by San Diego State University. It enhances classroom learning and teaching in several ways.
- ThinkQuest—This deals with the Web as printing press. Whether on your school’s web site or through the international ThinkQuest operation, every student can now publish to the world.
Evaluating Web-Based Resources
PowerPoint Tutorials
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