One of the best uses of the internet is to display course information, course materials, and student projects. It gives teachers a chance to see how other teachers organize and present their courses, and it gives students access to a wide range of current materials and allows them to make contact with other students from all over the world. The best collection of links to online courses can be found at the University of Texas at Austin:

Here at St. Olaf, we are also developing online course materials. So far, we have online syllabi, calendars, assignment sheets, Norwegian links, and student projects, but we are also working on making web-based course materials.

Spring Semester, 1997 (Under construction until Feb. 10, 1997)

Nancy Aarsvold
Norwegian 111 --- Norwegian 112C --- Norwegian 231

Margaret O'Leary
Norwegian 112B --- Norwegian 112D --- Norwegian 232

Solveig Zempel
Norwegian 112A --- Norwegian 372

Fall Semester, 1996

Nancy Aarsvold
Norwegian 111C --- Norwegian 112 --- Norwegian 231A

Torild Homstad
Norwegian 111D

Margaret O'Leary
Norwegian 231B --- Norwegian 231C --- Norwegian 253

Solveig Zempel
Norwegian 111A --- Norwegian 111B --- Norwegian 371

 

Other colleges and universities are also developing online course materials.

Zoe Borovsky (University of Oregon)
Norwegian 101