University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Educational Psychology 490I

Analysis of Advanced Instructional Technologies

Interesting major projects are being created by members of the EdPsy 490I class.

Margaret Riel would also appreciate feedback on her "Learning Circle Teacher Guide".

Resources for the class

• JOB OPENINGS in and out of Academe, from the Chronicle of Higher Education
• The papers to be presented at the Computer Supported Collaborative Learning Conference are resources for our course.
• Another resource is a collection of network information related to copyright and the WWW.
• Here is documentation on creating "tables".
• Here are the current university guidelines for web pages.
• Here is the Colour Hexer Hypercard stack for finding out what the "hex" numbers are for a given background color.
• Here is the Transparency Mac application for making a specified color of a GIF file "transparent."
• Here is the ServerStat Lite shareware for processing Mac web server log files.

• One resource for our class' joint effort is Ed Krol's book The Whole Internet User's Guide & Catalog, available in many bookstore. The second part of this book, The Whole Internet Catalog, is also available electronically.
• The web pages from last semester's EdPsy 387 class and EdPsy 490i class will be a major resource for our class.
• Another resource is a collection of network information related to copyright and the WWW.
• Here is a description of how to create web pages on your Unix account.
• Another major resource for our effort is the Internet itself. Course members will find resources on the Internet to link into the course hypertext. Here are a number of my favorite places on the Internet.
• Here is a guide of how to create forms on a Mac Web server.
• Another useful resource is the set of papers presented at the Chicago Mosaic/WWW conference in October 1994.
• Here are the statistics of accesses to the NCSA Web servers during the period from July 1993 through December 1994.
• Here is information about how to connect to the Internet via dialup to UIUC.
• Brian Pianfetti found this information about Web servers for Windows and Windows NT.