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In order to promote innovative uses of the World Wide Web for teaching,
PSWEB-L is initiating and sponsoring a number of what can best be described
as WebTexts. A Political Science WebText is a collection of multiple-authored
Web pages covering a broad set of material that is conventionally taught
in a basic course in Political Science. In the early stages it will be
a set of supplementary readings produced by a variety of scholars and available
via the WWW, with the idea of becoming a vehicle for providing complete
text materials over the next few years. The material provided in these
WebTexts is a compendium of short sections on specific sub topics.
The material is organized topically by a Table of Contents. Multiple
approaches to the same topics, as well as different levels of exposition
(from intro course to Ph.D. level) may be included in the same WebText.
The instructor will eventually be able to assemble a text at whatever
level is desired, by picking and choosing the desired topics, and preferred
treatment of such topics, from the menu.
Participation is open to the discipline.
Interim ResearchWeb Editor/Moderator: Bob Duval Current Usage: ã Copyright 1997, Robert D. Duval |