presentation of course notes using http

[Stuart J. Fairall]

My comment about 'value added content' did not refer to the 
material adding value to the WWW but to it gaining in value 
by the addition of embedded molecules, audio, movie, links to 
electronically published journal articles etc.

They could then be used in a supportive role to formal lectures and not 
negate the necessity for students to attend lectures.

The amount of interest in this form of material would narrow as the 
subjects became more specialist but the CAL consortiums have started at 
the 'elementary' levels.  Should we follow suit?

Targeting this level would increase readership, especially if the 
material was self contained and did not rely on the formal lectures.
Surely this would yield one selling point ie. increased presence.

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