The Virtual Seminar Room

Teaching Philosophy 19 (4):319-329 (1996)
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This paper explores various methods of developing a website that caters to the pedagogical needs of an introductory ethics course. Incorporating web sites into the course curriculum allows students to access a range of journal articles, a database for relevant secondary materials, and links to helpful websites. Online educational spaces are also an important pedagogical tool to facilitate student discussion. The site can be use for a discussion board for students within the course and from different institutions that are interested in similar topics. Students are able to upload their own research and discuss it with their peers without the direct presence of the instructor.

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Lawrence M. Hinman
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