Creating a Library CD for Off-Campus Students

Marie F. Jones

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Library Science and Information Literacy Online and Blended Learning Web and Library Services

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During 2002, the Extended Campus Services Librarian and the Instruction Librarian at East Tennessee State University created tutorials that were compiled on a CD to be distributed to online students. This workshop presents a simple process using PowerPoint to create interactive HTML-based tutorials, as well as menu and auto-run programming specific to use on a CD. Discussion of the other technologies used for the CD (Dreamweaver for Web editing and customizing open source tutorials from TILT) is included. An overview of the pedagogical theory underlying tutorial design is provided, and the rationale and distribution method for the CD-ROM format is discussed.

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1984Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences 1974Principles of Instructional Design 1986Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences

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