Many of these links are stale and no longer work.
Also see the paper, Action Learning Environments in
Academia and the course, Taming the Electronic Frontier.
AT&T Learning Works Excellent collection of articles on distance learning topics. Password=cedl/welcome.
MANTLE Mid-Atlantic Network for Teaching Learning Enterprises. The purpose of the Mid-Atlantic Network for Teaching Learning Enterprises (MANTLE) is to create a constructive forum for sharing and disseminating knowledge about distance education with a particular focus on the professional development of educators engaged in this type of curriculum instruction. MANTLE's objective is to promote the development and implementation of distance education at an institutional, local, state and national level. Initially underwritten by a grant from Bell Atlantic, MANTLE was established in Fall 1995 to provide both forums for the sharing of institutional wisdom and experience, and to provide services and develop products which will be useful to present and future distant educators.
IAT: Institute for Academic Technology The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Institute for Academic Technology (IAT) is dedicated to the proposition that information technology can be a valuable tool for increasing the quality of student learning, increasing access to education, and containing the costs of instruction. With generous support from IBM, the IAT facilitates the widespread use of effective and affordable technologies in higher education.
Archives of ICDE95 Sessions 1 & 2: Interaction and WWW ( Hypermail/ Text ) Session 3 : CMC ( Hypermail/ Text ) Session 4 : Research ( HyperMail/ Text) Session 5 : MOO ( HyperMail/ Text) Session 6 : Professional Development using Virtual Conferences ( HyperMail/ Text )
Surfing the Internet Class Projects
Digital Equipment Corporation: The Internet Company (A)
Case Study: Electronic Commerce on The World Wide Web
Using the World Wide Web for Education
CALS and the World Wide: Guidelines
Edwin L. Cox School: MIS Cases
Welcome to Information Technology I
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