Foundation has evolved a number of guidelines and principles which have led to many successful collaborative projects involving hundreds of classrooms and thousands of students. Like many aspects of successful teaching, Global SchoolNet has found that planning is the key to success. The guidelines presented have been validated in numerous highly successful classroom based projects on the FrEdMail Network. Focus issues, identified by the executive officers of the three sponsoring associations, include the integration of information resources on campus, impacts of networking in higher education, and the role of technology as an agent of change in university libraries. The purpose of The Technology Source is to provide thoughtful, illuminating articles that will assist educators as they face the challenge of integrating information technology tools in teaching and in managing educational organizations.
Director provides a set of guidance on developing distributed, asynchronous courses.
Designed to help educators develop, enact, and assess effective ways of using new technologies. This page provides questions to ask and places to contact for computer aided teaching. Martin Ryder provides a directory and electronic copies of articles on teaching and learning on the Internet.