• describe the purposes of webboard - first the wax tablets example - traditional slc use - electronic version of thought pieces, and that site as an example in general for course web pages
  idea of using WB to generate course pages - that allow student input
• documentation available on Mellon site and Faculty Support site
• First making a new topic
• Posting text copied from another program into the message box - syllabus example
• Editing text once it is up
• Some basic html formatting
• Links Libraries - wax tablets example first, then show posting links into wb and editing
• Bookmarks - file resides at C:\Program Files\Netscape\Users\yourusername\bookmark.htm - you can save it to disk and open it on another computer
• Collective links libraries - a master list as the first posting with the students, with their replies
• Images - posting web images - image libraries, Rose's assignment
• Emailing the group of students
• Changing the board colors

tutorial board

3/12/01

Bill's board http://juju.slc.edu/~imagination01

3/9/01

Joe's board http://juju.slc.edu/~jforte

Roberta's board http://juju.slc.edu/~rricci

Ellen's board http://juju.slc.edu/~ebenoit

Malcolm's board http://juju.slc.edu/~mturvey

3/2/01

David's boards http://juju.slc.edu/~reformation01 and http://juju.slc.edu/~europe01

Jan's board:http://juju.slc.edu/~jdrucker

Ann's board: http://juju.slc.edu/~alauinger

2/16/01

Carl's board http://juju.slc.edu/~SocialDevelopment01

Dave's board http://juju.slc.edu/~theaterfys01

Ray's board http://juju.slc.edu/~biology