Table of Contents

Web-Based Education; Opportunities in Web-Based Teaching - the Future of Education; Web-Based Teaching - Infrastructure Issues in the Third World; Selecting Software and Services for Web-Based Teaching and Learning; Asynchronous Learning Tools - What is Really Needed, Wanted and Used?; Web Learner with Nestor - the Building of a New Pedagogical Process; Developing a Class Session Using Audio and Video Streaming; Desktop Distance Education - Personal Hosting of Web Courses; Pedagogical Methodology in Virtual Courses; Modelling and Analysis of Web-Based CourseWare Systems; Web-Based Assessment in Student Learning; Distributed Web-Based Assignment Management; Faculty Development for Web-Based Teaching - Weaving Pedagogy with Skills Training; Developing On-Line Collaboration; Web-Based Assessment -Techniques and Issues; Web-Based Support of a Programming Class; Health Communication Programme - a Distance Education Class Within the Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health Distance Education; Web-Based Collateral Support for Traditional Learning - a Field Study Experiment; Using a Course Web Site to Enhance Traditional Lecture Style Courses - a Case Study and Approach for Site Development; A Critical Inquiry Into Web-Mediated Collaborative Learning; A Case Study of One-to-One Video Conferencing Education Over the Internet; Web-Based Seminar Work.

About the Author

A. K. Aggarwal is the Lockheed Martin Research professor in the Merrick School of Business at the University of Baltimore. Dr. Aggarwal has published in many journals including, Computers and Operations Research; Decision Sciences; Information and Management; Production and Operation Management, Journal of EUC, transactions of DSS and many professional proceedings. He is on the editorial board of several journals. His current research interests include web-based teaching, model-based organizational systems and educational issues in MIS.