I recommend that students work in teams, rather than individually, so they can help each other adapt to this new medium. Examples of Web-based class projects are found in fields as diverse as history and histology. And the fact that business courses now account for the largest single source of such class projects is just one indication that the WWW permeates business and industry.
Students can monitor their group and individual progress compared to the rest of the class.
Any class member can see the work of other teams, in addition to their own team's work. This year's class project can be next year's reading assignment or teaching aid. Students in similar classes at other institutions can view your students' work. Web pages teach students teamwork through coordination of different tasks, such as planning, research, writing, graphics, page layout, and coding. Instead of cumbersome footnotes, students can use hypertext links to related materials and references.