The Technology Source Archives - Tools

Tools // 15 articles

This section focuses on free or relatively inexpensive information technology tools that educators can use to work more effectively.

Wireless Response Technology in College Classrooms

by H. Arthur Woods and Charles Chiu, September/October 2003
Blogging as a Course Management Tool

by Jon Baggaley, July/August 2003
Distance Learning and Synchronous Interaction

by Joel Foreman, July/August 2003
RSS: The Next Killer App For Education

by Mary Harrsch, July/August 2003
Knowledge Environment for Web-based Learning (KEWL): An Open Source Learning Management System Suited for the Developing World

by Derek Keats, January/February 2003
The Bazaar Online Conference System: Athabasca University's Alternative to Proprietary Online Course Delivery Platforms

by Susan Hesemeier, Mawuli Kuivi, and Mike Sosteric, January/February 2003
Bringing Affective Behavior to e-Learning

by Michael M. Danchak, September/October 2002
Storyspace: Using Hypertext in the Classroom

by Kenneth Paul A. S.-S. Tan, July/August 2002
Delivering Web-Based Multimedia Using CD/Web Hybrids

by David P. Diaz, March/April 2002
Dragon Web Surveys Enables Nonprogrammers to Offer Web-based Questionnaires

by Mary Harrsch, November/December 2001
Choosing the Right Tool for the Job: Searchbots

by Rich Cummins, July/August 2001
Readerworks Opens up the World of E-Publishing

by Mary Harrsch, May/June 2001
WebAssign: A Better Homework Delivery Tool

by John C. Dutton, January/February 2001
Simple Software Solutions for Research and Delivery

by Patrick Bjork, November/December 2000
Free and Handy

by Bernard Glassman, May/June 2000