Alpha Homeroom

July 6, 2001

Hope we're all headed in the right direction!

Plenary Session - Robin Burke

Morning people will leave their sessions in time to arrive at BSLC at 12:00 (noon). Lunch will be available then. People should grab their lunch and eat either in the lobby area of BSLC, in room 001, or outside (if the weather is nice). Then by 1:10 they should be seated in 001.

Robin Burke, co-founder of WIT, will speak from about 1:10 to 2:00 on the future of the Internet. There will be an opportunity after 2 to ask questions and have discussion. We will wrap up by about 2:30, when morning participants may go home and afternoon participants will go to their afternoon WIT sessions.

  • Site of the Day
  • Please review the WIT policies in regard to attendance, lane credit, cuip stipend etc.
  • Some interesting copyright issues were discussed in a mentor e-mail, and since some of these issues were also mentioned in class, I thought I would share some of that info with you.
  • I would also like to share this list-serve information that Janet subscribes to. It is intended for librarians, but sends you great resource links. If you are interested in subscribing the address is:
    • Peter Milbury, Moderator
      EL-Announce: The Announcements Service for Librarians and Educators
      EL-Announce@mindspring.com
  • Using the Web to Support Teaching and Learning - review this module to get some suggestions for incorporating the Internet in daily teaching and learning.
  • Check out the following pages:

 

Use the remaining time to work on your projects.

 

 

 

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