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From: TR Young <TR.Young@uvm.edu>
Subject: teaching via the Internet
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>I am a senior at the University of Vermont, majoring in Sociology, 
>doing research on teaching via the Internet.  I have done some research 
>and written a term paper on the topic of scholarly publishing in the 
>electronic age, focusing on the impacts of computer networks on scholarly 
>information dissemination.  Now I would like to investigate the issue of 
>the Internet with respect to its potential implications for students, i.e. 
>on-line lectures, and courses conducted entirely on the web.  If you have 
>any thoughts on the issue, or more specifically, have come across any 
>recent works on this topic, I would greatly appreciate that information. 
>Thank you in advance.        
>
>					Evan A. Steiner '97
>
Evan Steiner is a student in the Mass Comm Seminar at U/Vermont 
which I team-teach along with Bill Lewis.

Evan needs help/ideas/working examples of  ways in which the
internet can be used to supplement and to enrich the teaching/
learning process.
 
I would appreciate all the help you can give him...he is a very
good student and will make the effort worth your time.

You should reply directly to Evan at: esteiner@zoo.uvm.edu

                                                TR Young        
                                                Visiting Prof