Robert Doedens has used the Web to distribute copies of the overhead transparencies he uses during lectures for General Chemistry . Students can access these materials online or have them printed at the Clone Factory . Conservation Hypertext Book is an excellent example. For example, see the photo index and the map index that Paula Garb created for her Peoples and Cultures of the Former USSR course, or the class photo that Ellen Strenski included on her Argument and Research Home Page . For large classes, a number of administrative tasks can be handled very efficiently over the Web.
Interactive applications are also possible.
Christopher Grayce's Educational Chemistry Applets are also worth looking at. For other exemplary uses of the Web, see the EEE Highlights Page . All UCI students are included in the Electronic Educational Environment, and a variety of services are available to them. Students use a simple activation process to begin using their accounts. For students new to electronic mail and the World Wide Web, the UCI Libraries offer Internet Classes .