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We would like to thank our evaluators for helping to refine our module! The following resources were consulted during the needs assessment and design phase of this module (Jan. 2002 to May 2002): Asynchronous Learning
Networks Asynchronous Learning
Networks Magazine Chronicle of the Future,
Online Debate forum Davis,
Tamara, The University of New South Wales, Sidney, Australia. Are We
Alone? Debate Topics. Debate
Central DiscoverDebate.com Distance
Learning Resource Network The Concord Consortium
Illinios Online Network Journal of Asynchronous
Learning Networks The Moderators Homepage Michigan Virtual University National Center for
Policy Analysis, Idea House, Past Debate Topics National Forensic
League Manual (1999) Appendices Panos Institute, London
(2000). Globalisation and Poverty Online Debate. Sante Fe Community
College, Gainesville, FL. Creative Arts and Humanities, Debate Topics. Seisen International
School, Tokyo Japan, Debate Guidelines Schweizer, Heidi (1999). Designing and Teaching an On-line Course, Spinning Your Web Classroom. Allyn and Bacon publishers: Boston. Teaching, Learning
and Technology, SUNY Teaching Tools University of Idaho
Engineering Outreach Velez-Blasini, Carlos
(1999). Middlebury College, VT. Guidelines for Debate. Walker, Tjip (2000).
University of North Carolina Charlotte. Political Corruption Debate
Guidelines. White, K.W. & Weight, B. H.(2000) The Online Teaching Guide: a handbook of attitudes, strategies and techniques for the virtual classroom. Allyn & Bacon: Boston. YouDebate.com |
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