An easy way to incorporate some degree of interactivity is to include hyperlinks to other relevant information. You may wish to start with simple hyperlinks within your own website. For example, upcoming exams may be listed with hyperlinks to old exams. Or, you may wish to add hyperlinks to class discussion questions or examination study questions. Another possibility is a hyperlink to your Power Point presentations, transformed into HTML using the Windows 95 or 97 version of Power Point.
External hyperlinks are next.
Finding appropriate, high quality Web sites will take some time. The complaint heard most often is that these search tools return too much information to the user, and so it takes time to sort through and find relevant Web sites. However, the time is usually well spent. It also has links to Web sites that include negotiation games, a dictionary of collective bargaining and labor relations terminology, collective bargaining FAQs, court decisions and labor laws. These sites are used during class to focus attention on real life applications of course material.