Meeting Eight--Links

James J. O'Donnell's HomePage

. . . O'Donnell, who teaches Classics at UPenn, has been at the forefront of web-based instruction.

The Individual and Religious Experience

. . . a course using the Internet, taught by Gene R. Thursby at the University of Florida.

Microsoft's Learning with Laptops

UConn Fish Biology
UConn Cell Biology
UConn Fundamentals of Microbiology
UConn Organic Chemistry

UConn Graphic Design
UConn German 132
UConn Philosophy 101

Virtual Poetry--An Introduction, Gerard Donnelly-Smith, Clark College
British Literature Survey, Bret Benjamin, U. Texas, Austin
From Epic to Hypertext, Jack Lynch, UPenn
British and Medieval Drama, John F. Tinkler. Towson State U., Maryland
Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf, Larry Mitchell, Texas A & M U.
Literature and Culture of the American 1950s, Al Filreis, U. Penn
American Renaissance: 1830-1865, John Getz. Xavier U
Century's End: Race and Gender at the Turn of the Century, Shelley Fisher Fiskin, U. Texas Austin
African-American Autobiography, William Andrews, U. Kansas

The good new is that Bruce Leland, English professor and director of writing at Western Illinois University, reports that many online papers are so bad that no one is likely to benefit from them (The New York Times 8 June 1997).

Research Links

Electronic Texts--A Sampling

Alternate Publication Possibilites