The Electronic Pedagogy Resource site is currently under construction.  Please check back soon for e-articles related to information technology in teaching.

  I will be adding a form for submitting additional articles to this site, but until then, please email me <bbrown1@tulane.edu> anything you would like added to the e-pedagogy resource.  Your contributions are greatly appreciated!

"Copyright and Fair Use in the Digital Age" Based on an interview with Peter Lyman, chair of Educom's Committee on Copyright and Fair Use, this article is a good theoretical discussion of the issues surrounding copyright. Published in January 1995 in Educom Review.

"Copyright Issues Online" compiled by Ann Okerson, Yale University, for the Association of American Universities/Association of Research Libraries Intellectual Property Task Force, this site lists copyright policies of many universities (Canadian and American) as well as an extensive collection of non-academic intellectual property resources. Extensive and thorough with very useful outside links.

"Delivering Instruction on the World Wide Web" Thomas Fox McManus, 1996 

"Extending the Classroom Walls Electronically" by Tom Creed, St. John’s Universtiy, 1996  includes links to other resources and evaluative comments.

"Getting Beyond the Chat: Encouraging and Managing Online Discussions" wonderful HT article by M.C. Morgan at Bemidji State University (MN) (on personal site) category=chat

"Minding the Frontier: Teaching HT Poetry and Fiction online" Robert Kendall, Kairos article, Fall 1998.

"New Tools for Teaching" James O’Donnell U. Penn 

"The Pedagogy of Web Site Design" Dr. E.L. Skip Knox, from ALN Magazine, 1:2, August 1997.
This paper "concerns the design and pedagogy of a virtual course on European history. . . . it is a report from the trenches, a consideration of how static Web pages contribute to the creation of a successful online course."

"Power Point, No! Cyberspace, Yes!” Tom Creed, St. John’s University  May 1997, National Teaching and Learning Forum (NTLF). Good discussion of teacher-based learning vs. student-based learning.

"Shifting Boundaries of Intellectual Property: Copyright, Intellectual Property, and Publishing on the WWW"

"Teaching at an Internet Distance: the Pedagogy of Online Teaching and Learning" The Report of a 1998-1999 University of Illinois Faculty Seminar.

"Under Construction: Students Producing on the Web" an article by Maryanne Fox, Web Course Designer, Northern Arizona University in Syllabus 1999.

“Virtual Space, Actual Learning: AS @UV” by Alan Howard.  

“The Web Forum: Teaching and Learning on the World Wide Web” U. Delaware 

"Web Sites for Classroom Use" A Series of Faculty Seminars Presented at Lawrence University, Appleton, WI.  Sept. 17-18, 1998 by John Unsworth

Eastgate Systems, Inc. (Creators of Storyspace) provide “a brief and idiosyncratic bibliography of hypertext, with an emphasis on Storyspace and the systems that have influenced it over the years.” http://www.eastgate.com/Bibliography.html