Has limitations which I am concerned about. I am also creating web pages with links and exercises for some classes. We have a need for students who wish to specialise in viticulture to have a specialist chemistry course and for those students with an interest in chem to continue it at a vocational level. Teachers expressed an interest in the Net Lesson approach - but I think I am actually going to have to take each of them by the hand and walk them through it as though I've bookmarked it for them, neither of them have yet had time to look at it. We also find ourselves in the situation where we can only offer MIPS as a maths course, but have some students who should be given another option.
Net lessons seems the way to go.
Though our network will not be ready for another month or so - after that, hopefully such possibilities will become real. Whilst I personally can see the benefit of NetLessons in some instances, I can not see individual schools spending limited funds on them at this stage. An initiative such as Net Lessons would need to be funded outside of schools to be cost effective. This would enable more layers to be added to a remedial program. It is an area that would be great to explore, also for those kids who cannot engage in learning in the normal class structure.