Add links to resources, web pages, newsgroups, etc. Change the font type, size, color. In workshop two we talked about some of the types of web-resources one could integrate into a course, including all types of web pages, online journals, electronic books, online newspapers, newsgroups, chat rooms, encyclopedia, dictionaries, etc. You then searched for and saved several web-resources relevant to your course. Although you may want to integrate your web-resources into your online syllabus, it is also helpful to collect them in a central location on a resources page.
Organization is the key to a good resources page.
We suggest dividing your web resources into categories and providing an index at the top of the resources page to help students effectively locate the materials you have collected. A quick way to organize information in a web document is to use a list. We went over the basics of creating targets in workshop one. Review your hand-outs from workshop one for detailed instructions on inserting targets. Create all of your links and categories first.