An Information Age Curriculum | Moving Curricula into the Information Age | John Faughnan
The presentation is a sequence of web pages ("slides"). There are several ways to navigate this sequence. Choose the one that suits your browser and your needs. Option 1 is best suited to presenting for an audience. Option 2 is best suited to someone doing the tutorial on their own, or reviewing selected areas. Option 3 is of less use, it's provided for web browsers that cannot handle frames. Warning: IE 3.0 has bugs that may cause a frame to disappear during use.
Slide Show with Frames
This will work with most browsers that support frames.
Slide listing is on the right side of the screen. This is
a convenient way to view a tutorial subsection or
selected slides. It is the recommended view for
self-study.
Slide
Show: Basic View
This should work with any browser, including Lynx. Most
slides are table based, however. When you click on these
links a second window will open to display the slide.
Slide Show with Frames and JavaScript
As of September 1997 this works best with Netscape
4.0/Win 95 and IE 3.0. It probably works with IE 4.0. NS
3.0 had some JavaScript security bugs that may cause
problems. This view is more useful for presenting than
for self-study. It uses a slide
applet.