Method Guides focus on instruction. But they want them to be separate. UWired developed both Method Guides and Quick Guides in response. You can go directly to what you want to do, or you can wander the scenic side roads and perhaps discover something interesting. If you want to create a class Web site, work with digital images, set up an email feedback form, or do other tasks using educational technology, then you will want to look at Quick Guides .
Instructors can think about that, and then revise what they do the next time they plan the course.
During this last iteration of the course, the instructors used the UWired Tools instead because they met their needs and were easier to maintain. You can also use UW NetIDs to password-protect your surveys so that just UW people fill them out. You can read how a forestry professor uses a digital camera to create an image archive for her class Web site, or how a School of Business lecturer uses PowerPoint and multimedia tools to build his online math tutorials for the Executive MBA program. You can browse by topic or go straight to the hyperlinked site index to see all there is to see. A list of networked classrooms and links to plug-ins for multimedia are other avenues to explore.