Re: Physics Courses on the Web

[Joe Darling <jdarling@emh1.otc.cc.mo.us>]

I found it.  The list was in the Banterra Bank of Marion, IL Club 50 News
for the Second Quarter 1997, a group for which I am so well qualified that
I could not remember where I put it.

The Electronic University: A Guide to Distance Learning

	http://www.petersons.com/dlearn

The Internet University

	http://www.caso.com

Distance Learning Resource Center

	http://www.fwl.org/edtech/distance.html

Globewide Network Academy

	http://www.gnacademy.org:8001

JEC College Connection

	http://www.jec.edu

Lifelong Learning College & Career Consultants

	http://www.together.net/~lifelong

New School for Social Research

	http://www.dailnsa.edu

SUNY Empire State College

	http://www.esc.edu

Thomas Edison State College

	http://www.tesc.edu

The Union Institute

	http://www.tui.edu/distant.html

University of Wisconsin Distance Education Clearinghouse

	http://www.uwex.edu/disted

Right now, I can't remember which of these sites led to the most physics
courses, but you will find a wealth of introductory and undergraduate
courses referenced.

Joe D. Darling   jdarling@emh1.otc.cc.mo.us
Instructor of Physics and Physical Science  
Ozarks Technical Community College
815 North Sherman Avenue   Springfield, MO 65802
(417) 895-7295   (417) 895-7249 FAX

On Tue, 13 May 1997, Warren Hein wrote:

> We have had a request from an elderly gentlemen in Spain ( a medical
> doctor) who has always had an interest in physics.  He wants to know
> if there are any internet courses in physics that he could take.  I tried to
> do a Web search, but had difficulty narrowing down the search criteria. 
> Does anyone know of such courses that I might tell him about?
>
> Dr. Warren W.  Hein
> Associate Executive Officer
> American Association of Physics Teachers
> One Physics Ellipse
> College Park, MD  20740-3845
>
> EMAIL: whein@aapt.org
> OFFICE: (301) 209-3323
> FAX  (301) 209-0845