• E-mail Dependency
  Ron Cramer, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  There's no getting around e-mail, but how far does faculty responsibility go in teaching how to use it? Is it today's sliderule, or just different pen and paper?

• Supplemental Material
  • Additional examples of course graphics and the syllabi they support may be found at www.uml.edu/centers/FTC/lct.html under III., in the larger discussion of "Learner-Centered Teaching."

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• How Much Content? Are We Asking The Wrong Question?
  Mary L. Beaudry, University of Massachusetts-Lowell
  How much is a picture worth?

• Learning Online: A View From Both Sides
  Thomas A. Marino, Ph.D., Matthew Eager, Taryn Draxler, Temple University School of Medicine
  Time-shifting can make more room for learning. The Web can help.

• Creating Faculty Community
  Donna M. Qualters, MIT
  It isn't easy for faculty to talk face to face about their lives as faculty. "Dialogue" can help.

• THE WEB: More plagarism identifying resources.
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• AD REM . . . : Dynamic Cases
  Linc. Fisch