Can Your Website Go the Distance? Integrating the Web to make your Distance Learning Programs Go Further

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Publication Type		Conference Paper
Year of Publication		2000
Authors		Schaller, David; Tower, Chris
Conference Name		Museums and the Web 2000: Proceedings
Publisher		Archives & Museum Informatics
Conference Location		Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Editor		David Bearman and Jennifer Trant
Abstract		How can museum distance-learning programs incorporate the Web into their programs? In recent years, the University of Minnesota/Bell Museum of Natural History's Bell LIVE! program has used the Web both to enhance its program and increase its marketing efforts. See how Bell LIVE!'s educational Web site serves multiple purposes, and learn how Bell LIVE! is building on that success to develop and market its program more actively via the Web. 1) Introduce Bell LIVE!, an established distance-learning program using a curriculum-live satellite broadcast model 2) Enhancing educational program with the Web Eco-games Informational resources Student-student research/communication Student-researcher communication Curricular extensions 3) Expanding marketing with the Web Goodwill marketing via free Web resources Active marketing 4) What's the impact? Evaluating our efforts
Notes		April 16-19
URL		http://www.archimuse.com/mw2000/papers/schaller/schaller.html

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