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APA Newsletters
Fall 1999
Volume 99, Number 1

Newsletter on Philosophy and Computers

From the Editor, Jon Dorbolo, Oregon State University

Editorial Board

Event Handlers

• Charting the Change, Bill Uzgalis, wuzgalis@orst.edu
• Leibniz, Computer Scientist, Samuel Levey, Dartmouth College, Samuel.Levey@Dartmouth.edu

Internet Resources

• Microsoft Office 2000: Web Capabilities, Lawrence M. Hinman, hinman@acuse.edu

Web Site Search

• Electronic Journals: Number 5, Robert L. Causey, Review Editor, The University of Texas at Austin, rlc@cs.utexas.edu, www.dla.utexas.edu/depts/philosophy/faculty/causey/

Teaching in Cyberspace

• Teaching and Learning in Cyberspace:  Some Ideas and Some Suggestions, Ron Barnette, Valdosta State University, Georgia, barnett@valdosta.edu
• Philosophy Self-Assessment Exercises on the Web at Glasgow University, Susan Stuart, University of Glasgow, Scotland
• Some Easy Ways to Use the Web to Exten Learning Beyond the Friendly Confines of the Class Meeting, Brian J. Rosmaita, Kent State University, brosmait@kent.edu
• Cyberphilosophy at The University College of the Cariboo, Kane McLaughlin, University of Cariboo, Canada
• Sister Wendy Meets Socrates:  The Future of Computer-Based Philosophy Teaching?, Dominic M. McIver Lope, Indiana University Kokomo, dlopes@indiana.edu

Platform

• Byte by Byte, Jon Dorbolo