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Authors: Chris Marszalek and Laura Mengel Created: January 27,1999 - Updated: January 28, 1999 URL: http://www-ed.fnal.gov/lincon/w99/index.shtmlFermilab Leadership Institute Integrating Internet Instruction and Curriculum
Winter 1999 LInC Online Home Page
Winter99 Home Assignments Status-1
Status-2Chat Schedule COW Class Listserv ed-lincon4@fnal.gov Facilitator Listserv ed-lincon4-staff@fnal.gov LInC Office Hours This Week
- Monday 7:00 - 8:00 PM CST (8:00 - 9:00 PM EST) with Bill
- Tuesday 7:00 - 8:00 PM CST (8:00 - 9:00 PM EST) with Laura
- No Office Hours Thursday (Class Over)
Take a look at Winter 1999 participant's LInC projects!
Welcome!
Welcome to the Winter 1999 LInC Online program. We are excited to have you with us. We are looking forward to our journey together. At this point, you probably have a lot of questions. Most can be answered by going over the information included on
Getting Started in LInC Online - Orientation and
Syllabusand completing the first two sets of assignments on the
Winter 1999 LInC Assignments Sheet
and browsing over the material covered on these pages. The assignment sheet includes links to all the resources we think will help you with each assignments as it is listed.
If you have any trouble, post a message on the course online bulletin board (COW) for help .... your colleagues or facilitators will be happy to help out. And always have a pencil and notepad handy while working during this course, to jot down questions you may have, tips and/or ideas you find, and anything that you want to share. Jokes are especially appreciated!
General Course Information
Here are a few important bits of information that you need to be aware of:
- Our course runs from Wednesday, Feb 3 through Wednesday, May 5.
- Chats will be held on Wednesdays from 6PM-8PM Central Standard Time (Chicago). (That is 7PM-9PM on the East Coast and 4PM-6PM on the West Coast).
- Course assignments are listed on the Winter 1999 LInC Online Assignments page.
- The schedule for our chat sessions is listed on the Winter 1999 LInC Online Chat Schedule page.
- The first set of assignments are due Wednesday February 3 before your first Chat session. (These assignments are "orientation" readings, downloading/testing out the chat software, and bringing questions to the chat.) The next assignments are due Sunday February 10. After this, most assignments are due on Sundays. Presentations / Sharings of your work will be on Wednesdays. Please see the assignment page and chat schedule for details.
- As assignments are completed, they will be listed on the Winter 1999 LInC Online Assignments Completed page. Make sure you reload the page with each visit so that you get the most current listing.
- With very few exceptions, all of the LInC materials and tools are available to you online (24 hours per day, 7 days per week).
Technical Information for Communications and Tools
The following information is "nitty-gritty" stuff that you will need as we progress through the course. We don't expect you to know what this all means at the beginning - You will be given this information when needed along with instructions on what it all means. But it is nice to have it in one spot that you can bookmark, or print out, so that you have it as a reference. That is why we are including it now. No, there is not going to be a quiz over this section!
Web Page Resources
- The web address (URL) for this LInC Winter 1999 home page is: http://www-ed.fnal.gov/lincon/w99/index.shtml
You can reach everything you need in this course starting from this page. You will be visiting this page time and time again during the course of this class. So please BOOKMARK it!!
Communication Tools
- The listserv to use to send e-mail to all participants for this course is ed-lincon4@fnal.gov
- The listserv to use to send e-mail to all facilitators for this course is ed-lincon4-staff@fnal.gov
- We will be using Conferencing On the Web (COW) tool for our electronic bulletin board. The COW for our class will be at http://www.fnal.gov/tools/cow/
- We will be using MSChat (for PC) or ChatNet (for Mac) for our real-time chat tool.
Passwords and account information will be sent via e-mail to the course listserv as it is needed. (These wouldn't offer very good protection if they were posted on a web page :-)
Web Publishing
- The Web server computer you will be using for your project is called www-ed.fnal.gov
- The File Transfer (FTP) server computer you will be using is the same computer: www-ed.fnal.gov
- Your project folder will go in edwebserver/lincon/w99/projects/
Passwords and account information will be sent via e-mail to the course listserv as it is needed.
Fermilab LInC is sponsored by the Fermilab Education Office and the Fermilab Friends for Science Education and supported in part by the Office of High Energy Physics, Office of Science, U.S. Department of Energy, the Illinois State Board of Education and the National Science Foundation. Opinions expressed are those of the authors and not necssarily those of the Department, State or Foundation.