Funds can be used for hiring research or teaching assistants or for the purchase of equipment. The TA Web Certification Program is designed to acquaint TAs with TEL strategies, including teaching them how to create and maintain web sites for courses they are teaching. The program takes TAs through a seven-step process from planning to refining a course web site, and draws from all disciplines at the University. Consult their website for more information on their services, or contact the DMC for a consultation or specific questions. In addition to managing public computing labs for students, they offer website programming and design, database development, graphic design and product testing.
Guidelines are available here.
For a copy of the request form call 626-7611. WebCT is now the preferred method for putting courses up on the web. WebCT can be used to create, organize, manage, and house interactive Web-based course materials. The Fees Committee does provide support for faculty who wish to move course from CLAssWeb to WebCT, or would like to create a new WebCT course. Please consult the WebCT site for more information on what WebCT can do for your course.