The Cyberstep World Wide Web Authoring Tool is called The Study Place. It provides many of the same features as the Cyberstep CD-ROM, but is adapted to the Internet. Teachers can create activities using simple 3-part forms.
Students can do class assignments or work on their own.
Records are retained for registered students. Teachers can also easily create and maintain a class homepage to make assignments, organize group projects or showcase student work. One great advantage of being on the World Wide Web is that teachers can share the activities they develop through The Study Place's archive of ready-made activities. Simple menus help teachers and students find the kind of activity they are looking for by selecting a theme, skill, level and the type of activity. Becoming a registered faculty member is free. . .