The Internet as a Teaching and Learning Tool

The Internet, while not a panecea for all teaching and learning needs, does introduce many unique opportunities for nurturing the exchange of ideas among a global community. Below are examples of how students, teachers, researchers, and life-long learners are using the Internet to:

Establish identity and create visibility.

Access information from the public knowledge base.

Contribute information of value to the public knowledge base.

Invite discussion on issues of educational and scholarly importance.

Provide consulting and collaborative services to communities of learners, scholars and educators.


Useful Internet
Sites

Curriculum Subject
Guide

Telecommunication
Tutorial



References:

Tour of the Web for Educators
http://www.byu.edu/acd1/ed/InSci/Projects/JudysTour.html

Search the Internet http://www.byu.edu/acd1/ed/InSci/Projects/WWWSearch.html

Curriculum Subject Guide http://www.byu.edu/acd1/ed/InSci/Projects/WWWSubjectGuide.html

College of Education BYU http://www.byu.edu/acd1/ed/ed.html

Telecommunication Tutorial http://www.byu.edu/acd1/ed/InSci/286/Welcome.html

Virtual Library http://www.byu.edu/acd1/ed/coe/vlibrary/vlibrary.html

Museums and Exhibits http://www.byu.edu/acd1/ed/InSci/Projects/Museums.html

created August 28, 1995 by Judy Rice