Ann Dundon
has been teaching professionally since the mid-1980s. Her
interest in web-based learning began in the early '90s
when she was teaching Japanese and comparative literature
at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Students
there were among the first in the US to use the Internet to
communicate in Japanese with their peers in Japan.
Here are
a few samples of Ann Dundon's teaching-related activities
on the web.
QuizRunner
QuizRunner is an online application that lets users make and
take quizzes online, score them, and check the results. Take
me there
Web
Site Development Using HTML
This course, offered through UC-Santa Barbara Extension, gives
students a firm foundation in HTML coding. Take
me there
Editing
Digital Video Using Adobe Premiere
Also offered through UC-Santa Barbara Extension, this course
introduces techniques of digital video editing using Adobe's
powerful Premiere 6.5 software. Take
me there
Interactive Multimedia with Director
Students in UCSB Extension's International Programs learn Macromedia Director 8 Shockwave Studio by building animations and games. Take
me there
Japanese
Calligraphy
This informational site focusses on the techniques and tools
of Japanese calligraphy, including an introduction to the
Japanese writing system. Take
me there
