Keeps HTML documents and pictures for the same article together. The article directories and other descriptive data are entered using forms. Articles are uploaded from the administrator's home page. Course administrator does not need to know UNIX commands to construct course materials Students can respond to articles using forms. The student's response is posted for the other students to read.
Student has to actively process the course materials to submit responses.
The Articles selection features a search engine that will search for a given word in all of the articles in the data base returning a clickable list of the articles that contain that term Very useful for finding articles covering a particular concept or principle. Articles may be printed Printed as document output from the browser Response links can be made for soliciting student responses to documents that are not on line. A simple HTML notice to the student can tell them to read a chapter in the text, and the responses can still be submitted and posted on line. The resources database is developed using a simple text processor and Simple Mark-up Language. Allows the course administrator to produce an indexed set of resources that will meet heir own needs.