Credits & References

Credits & References

This page was developed as a project for a course in Educational Applications of Computers (ECI 304) at Old Dominion University, taught through TeleTechNet, a distance learning program, under the direction of our instructor, Dr. Marcus D. Childress.

Poetry on this page is original composition of Karen Krull and may be used with proper credit given, or by permission from the author.

Thanks to:

Dr. Childress, for his instruction and guidance,
Larry, for his technical input,
My family: Larry, Ken, & Kristina for their opinions and endless, patient endurance when asked to, "Listen to this?", and
C.C. Calliope & P.S. Penelope, my "mewses", for their inspiration and regularly pointing out the keyboard and mouse.

The following are sources of information, other than those found as Web links on this page, used in page development:

Burdett, L. (1999). Shakespeare Can Be Fun! The Tempest, For Kids. Firefly Books, Ltd.: Buffalo, NY. (E-mail: lburdett@orc.ca)

Dockterman, D. A. (1998). Cooperative Learning & Technology. Tom Snyder Productions, Inc.: Watertown, MA. (Web site: http://www.teachtsp.com)

Fiderer, A. (1998). Scholastic Teaching Strategies, Grades K-12: 35 Rubrics & Checklists To Assess Reading and Writing, Time-Saving Reproducible Forms for Meaningful Literacy Assessment. Scholastic Professional Books: New York.

Jasmine, J. (1994). Middle School Assessment. Teacher Created Materials, Inc.: Huntington Beach, CA.

McFedries, P. (1997). The Complete Idiot?s Guide To Creating an HTML Web Page, Second Edition. QueÒ Corporation, Prentice Hall Computer Publishing: Indianapolis, IN. http://www.mcfedries.com/books/cightml/

Shakespeare, W. (Holland, P. Ed., 1999). The Tempest. Penguin Books, Inc.: New York.
WebQuest Site http://edweb.sdsu.edu/webquest/webquest.html

Go back to any of the following pages of this WebQuest:

Introduction / Task / Process / Editing Checklist / Evaluation / Conclusion / Teacher Page / Christmas Card /Algebra Assignments /

Visit my current classroom TeacherWeb. James Madison High School, Special Education, Algebra I Lab. San Antonio, Texas. http://learn.neisd.net/tweb/madison/kkrul/index.html

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