1. Web Authoring for Teachers 1 Oilte, Sept. 13th Dr Liam.Murray, UL.

2. Web Authoring for Teachers 2 Overview Web Authoring for Teachers: practical and pedagogical issues

3. Web Authoring for Teachers 3 Overview Seeking answers to the questions:  What are the requirements for a completed product of the authoring process?  How important are design skills in the authoring process?  Does the process require teamwork and collaboration or can it be done single-handedly?

4. Web Authoring for Teachers 4 Overview  How to choose the appropriate authoring tool for the task?  How to evaluate the end product and how to incorporate that evaluation in the next version?  How to reach the proper balance between form and content?

5. Web Authoring for Teachers 5 Overview  What are the resources’ issues?  How can experience in the authoring process be generalised? and of course the old question – "What does it do that pen and paper cannot achieve?"

6. Web Authoring for Teachers 6 Answers, please…  "What does it do that pen and paper cannot achieve?”  I need a writer for the Word doc…

7. Web Authoring for Teachers 7 Websites to evaluate: The teachers’ lounge:  http://www.ash.udel.edu/ash/teacher/ http://www.ash.udel.edu/ash/teacher/ Task (7 minutes to do this) : how useful would this site be for you? Why?

8. Web Authoring for Teachers 8 More sites: Try this one: http://www.thenettyprofessor.com/ Begin at the “Let’s get started” section. Task: you have 3 minutes to tell us if you would use and pay for this service.

9. Web Authoring for Teachers 9 More sites: The collaborative “Welcome web”: http://talenc29.rug.ac.be/welcomeweb/ Login: guest Password: guest1 Task: take 10 minutes to evaluate this as a collaborative learning project.

10. Web Authoring for Teachers 10 Choice of sites: A good site from a Primary School in England. http://www.lowash.ngfl.ac.uk/teachers.html Task: but what is so good about it? Note down what appeals to you most about this site.

11. Web Authoring for Teachers 11 Other possible sites: Final task: Is webauthoring for you/ye? What are the best aspects of these sites for you? Take your pick… Title says it all: http://www.sitesforteachers.com/http://www.sitesforteachers.com/ Lots of resources here, but do they fit in to what we want? Is there too much information here? The media passport and templates for our German colleagues:  http://call.tu-dresden.de/fortbildung/medienpass/index.htm http://call.tu-dresden.de/fortbildung/medienpass/index.htm  http://www.teachernet.gov.uk/ for 1,900 lesson plan reviews http://www.teachernet.gov.uk/ Casestudies from WELL:  http://www.well.ac.uk/casestud/completed.html http://www.well.ac.uk/casestud/completed.html With a little experience gained… join the Communities of Learning: http://teachers.net/mentors/webauthors/