See NASO 401 for course description. Besides teaching universal web design, the course is intended to model how to use multimedia on the web in ways that enhance access for all users. Participants will examine and implement strategies for promoting active web-based learning using interactive instruction approaches. Graduate level course. This course is delivered by computer conferencing and World Wide Web resources.
Computers are available at sites and centers statewide.
Required of all students. Although some course readings will be common to all members, students will also read works addressing their specific interests. Semi-individualized readings will maximize the applicability of course texts to writer's projects and allow class members to develop areas of expertise that will enable them to make unique contributions to workshop activities. Projects will be negotiated between the instructor and writer but will generally involve two to three longer essays or four to six shorter ones. Peer review of in-process work and critiques of finished pieces will be required.