100 YEARS OF NEW MEDIA PEDAGOGY

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Welcome to the English Computing Web-Ring! Are you interested in teaching English online? This curated collection of links will provide you with all the net resources necessary for you to get started. So start clicking! [Warning: Many of these links will take you back to the past via the magic of the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine]

• Alliance for Computers and Writing - 1997 Version
• Assembly on Computers in English (NCTE) - 2001 version
• America Online - 1996 version; current version
• Blogger.com - 2003 version; current version
• Computers in Writing Intensive Classrooms (CIWIC) - 2001 version
• Cyber English (by Ted Nellen) - 1999 version
• Computers and Writing Conferences - 1995 (El Paso); 1997 (Honolulu); 1998 (Gainesville); 1999 (Rapid City); 2000 (Ft Worth Texas); 2001  (Muncie)
• The English Server (a.k.a. E-Server) - 1998 version; current version
• lynx.com - 1997 version
• HyperStudio - 1997 version; current version
• I*EARN’s Holocaust Genocide Project - 1998 version
• Kairos: A Journal for Teachers of Writing in Webbed Environments - 1997 version; current version
• KanCRN (Kansas Collaborative Research Network) - 2000 version;
• Lyman, Huntington. “The Promise and Problems of Teaching English On-line: A Primer for High School Teachers” - 1998 hypertext version of EJ article
• National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) - 1996 version; 1999 version; current version
• The National Writing Project - 1997 version; current version
• Netscape.com - 1996 version
• A Netiquette Primer (by NCTE) - 1997 version
• Romantic Circles High School Project - 2001 version
• A Sherlockian Holmepage - 1997 version
• Telecommunications Act - 1996
• Voice of the Shuttle: Webpage for Humanities Research - 1998 version
• Webquest.org - 2003 version; current version
• Word Cruncher - 1996 version; current version
• Yahoo Cool Links Page - 1998 version

PHOTO GALLERY

* Vol. 87, No. 1, Media Literacy (Jan. 1998).

* Vol. 90, No. 1, Teaching Writing in the Twenty-First Century (Sept. 2000).

* Vol. 90, No. 2, Technology and the English Class (Nov. 2000).

* Illustration from student HyperCard project (Wilhelm 1995).

* High school student working on an essay on a computer (Davis 1995).

* Group of U.S. students reading messages from Russian students (Noden 1995).

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