Who designed the Homeroom Modules?
During April and May, a group of "mentor trainees" (including the current WIT mentors) met once a week in a "spring training program" to learn how to build compelling web-based curriculum modules and to actually build the modules that make up WIT. Here is a list of the teams and which modules they built. (Email addresses are included only for WIT 2000 Mentors. The "leader" of each team can answer questions about the development process.)
| Team Name | Team Members (* = lead) |
Module |
| Red |
Nicole Zumpano* NZUMP@aol.com Edie Fabiyi (advisor) efabiyi@kiwi.dep.anl.gov |
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| Blue |
Ellen Dairyko* dairyko@email.msn.com Frada Boxer (advisor) frada@iceberg.org |
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| Green | Mitchell Marks* mitchell@cuip.uchicago.edu Rene Cap Pam Greyer pgreyer@yahoo.com Clovis Bordeaux |
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| Yellow (yellow) |
Sheila McGrath* smcgrath@district125.k12.il.us |
Intro to HTML |
| Violet |
Terry Jones* TJones6565@aol.com Esther Pullman (advisor) epullman@iceberg.org |
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| Orange |
Bill Geraci* BillG35@aol.com |
Introduction to Netscape Navigator
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| Brown | Craig Cunningham* Marty Billingsley |
Managing Use of the Internet in the classroom Organization of work in progress |
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