In the frame to the left, I have provided some links for our session. First comes a set of links to the virtual "handouts" that we'll be using during sessions. We probably won't have time to use all of them, but they will be here if you want to look at them later. I'm planning on Saturday's session being (almost) paperless, so "handouts" isn't exactly accurate, but I couldn't come up with a better name for them--back in the dark ages (last month) I would have actually photocopied all of these and distributed them at the workshop. We'll see how this works.

Next is a link to my Principles of Learning and Behavior page, which we'll be using as a sample of a course page. Next comes three links to articles/chapters on technology that I've written recently, if you're interested in a little background on electronic communication with students.

The last link is to The Virtual Companion, a website with links to several examples of virtual course communal spaces for those who want to do some exploring of this technology. The site is provided by The National Teaching and Learning Forum.

Finally, if you click on the cute little letter icon, you can e-mail me with any ideas for or questions about the workshop.

Tom