the practice of online teaching

Delivering Instruction on the World Wide Web
The Internet is fast emerging as one of a teacher's most important tools, with the World Wide Web emerging as the easiest and most popular way to access the Internet. The possibilities of Web based instruction are boundless. But many educators, both teachers and designers, are at a loss for how to use this tool properly. I will attempt to explain some of the basic issues involved in Web based instruction, it's design, and its delivery.

Pedagogy: Teaching on the Internet: What You Need to Know Before You Go Online

This site includes introductory information as well as information on the structure of Internet-based materials, a discussion of the implications for instruction, and examples of Internet teaching materials.

Teaching and Learning English and the Internet

This site not only provides a variety of resources for the Internet's impact on language learning, it also includes practical and pedagogical considerations on how and what to teach on the Internet and information on how to make web pages oriented toward language-learning.

The World Lecture Hall

An amazing site that offers links to the web pages of instructors using the Internet or the World Wide Web to teach their classes or to deliver class materials. The site is searchable, but is also organized into disciplines, ranging from accounting to zoology.

the theory of online teaching

Supporting Faculty Exploration of Teaching with Technology
This article describes a project at the University of Delaware designed to weave "technology into the academic fabric and listening to faculty concerns at each step in the process." Includes a link to a "toolkit" on teaching with technology."