Integrating the Internet
into the Classroom

How to Integrate the Internet Administration of class (See: "The Physical Environment", Michael Ritter) Communication Electronic Mail Web Bulletin Boards Usenet Distribution of Grades Electronic Submission of Assignments Support Learning Lecture Notes (Display and Distribution) Images Picture Archives See: UBC Earth and Ocean Science Image Collection Map Archives See: "Maps and References" (Links to archives) Video Sound Real-time data See: "USGS Wisconsin Current Streamflow Conditions"   Online News See: "Online News Page", Michael Ritter Online Learning Electronic Texts & Magazines See: "Science Now" See: "Geography USA: A Virtual Textbook", Alan A. Lew See: "On Being a Responsible Scientist: Responible Conduct in Research", National Academy of Sciences Online tutorials See:  "Global Positioning System Overview", Peter Dana See: "Introduction to Remote Sensing" Virtual Field Trips See:" Indian Peaks Virtual Field Trip", Michael Ritter Collaborative Learning See: "Using Computers for Collaborative Writing" Evaluation and Testing

See: "New Tools for Teaching" by James J. O'Donnell, University of Pennsylvania.

Examine one academic's experience with the Internet. A few years old but still a good source of information on how to integrate the Internet into your classroom.

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Created by Michael Ritter ( mritter@uwsp.edu ) Last revised 8/20/97