1. A Simple Exercise in Gender Difference Guided Perception
package shared by Tara LaCasta-Revell (Phoenix College)
This is a simple and effective exercise to illustrate to students the effects of gender differences in the process of perception.
(last updated Sep 30, 2003)

2. Customizing the Navigation Bar in Bb 5.5
package shared by Amy MacPherson (South Mountain Community College)
This handout shows how to customize the navigation bar in Blackboard (version 5.5).
(last updated Mar 29, 2004)

3. ESL Internet Country Search
package shared by Kerry Vrabel (GateWay Community College)
This is a lesson created to introduce ESL students to searching the internet. It is set in a computer lab where each student works on a computer visiting pre-selected websites in order to answer questions about an assigned country.
(last updated Feb 4, 2003)

4. General Biology Critical Thinking Essay
package shared by Arturo Nonomura (Estrella Mountain Community College)
The question posed is, "Are you Alive? Now, students, state your hypothesis and support it using your textbook as the reference. Properly cite your evidence and use scientific method.
(last updated Sep 30, 2003)

5. In Class Demonstration of Classical Conditioning Using a Toy Watergun
package shared by Tara LaCasta-Revell (Phoenix College)
This is a fun demonstration of classical conditioning which provides vivid and concrete instances that students will remember for a lifetime. The teacher reads a list of words, occasionally squirting water gun blasts at a volunterr so that a specific word comes to predict the water gun blasts. Students will actually observe examples of conditioned and unconditioned stimuli and responses, stimulus discrimination and generalization, extinction, and spontaneous recovery.
(last updated Oct 1, 2003)

6. Obtaining Survey Results in Blackboard
package shared by Amy MacPherson (South Mountain Community College)
This handout will show you how to retrieve survey results from Blackboard 5.5 version.
(last updated Mar 29, 2004)

7. One Alternative to the Healing Brush
package shared by Amy MacPherson (South Mountain Community College)
This handout goes over how to use an alternative to the Healing Brush in Photoshop 7.0 to change a person's appearance.
(last updated Mar 29, 2004)