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You may have been successful or not in any of the three previous examples (none of which are real, but are loosely modeled from actual sites!)-- we wanted you to consider the value of the experience.For starters, think about the following questions:
As you think about these, you may want to share your ideas on our web discussion board.
- How meaningful were the activities?
- Was this something that could only be done on the web? Did it take true advantage of the web's capabilities?
- Was it clear where the activities fit into the context of a particular course?
- Was the level of direction appropriate? Where there assumptions about skills? about using particular technologies?
- Was there any sense of purpose once I left the assignment page? When would I know to return?
- Were there means to get help? feedback?
Now we will tell you about our four flavors of using the web as a learning tool.