These are not expected to be a substitute for classroom presentation. Rather, they are designed to help students better comprehend concepts. In each lesson there are links to interactive demonstrations of completed problems. Most of them, however, are not yet in place. At the end of each lesson there is a link to a quiz on the material covered by the lesson.
Quizzes are the crown jewel of the project.
Initially, they were written using JavaScript, which allowed students to take a quiz, get immediate feedback on their performance and to check the correct solutions. No records, were kept on student performance, but this procedure is changing. At Lincoln, there is a Windows NT 4.0 server in the department, which is expected to be connected to the Internet in the coming months. In addition, ASP is a scripting language and the codes are placed directly in HTML pages. There is no need to do complicated CGI programming.