The Internet, Images and Archaeology: ideas for interactive tutorials

Pamela Wace and Frances Condron

Summary
Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Background on education and information technology
3. Case studies on using the Internet for tutorial teaching
- 3.1 Tutorial case studies
- 3.2 Workshop on the Internet, images and archaeology
- 3.3 Where to next?

Appendix: The Internet, Images, and Archaeology: a tutorial
1. The range of resources available and issues affecting their use: technology and copyright
2. Reconstruction and online archaeology
3. Using online resources in teaching: lecturers' and students' needs
4. Teaching scenarios
5. Links to online resources
6. Evaluation tips
7. Further reading

Bibliography
Acknowledgements

Commentaries

Learning styles
Dialogue in education
Adapting to a university education
Landmarks in the use of IT in archaeology education in the UK
Overview of C&IT tools and resources
Does C&IT benefit students?
ASTER project
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The Internet, Images and Archaeology: ideas for interactive tutorials

Pamela Wace and Frances Condron

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