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Web-Teaching: A Guide to Designing Interactive Teaching for the World Wide Web

David W. Brooks

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From the Publisher: Can there be any doubt that the future of education is linked to the World Wide Web? Web Teaching walks educators and trainers through the process of creating customized Web-based teaching aids, as well as the nuts and bolts of multimedia. Illustrations and appendices help jump-start access to the Web's many resources. 236 pp. Pub: 4/97.

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Key concepts: World Wide Web, Computer science, Web application, Web standards, Multimedia, Process (computing), Web Accessibility Initiative, Web development