Linguistics Course Web

http://www.utexas.edu/courses/linguistics/teach/

Using your Blackboard course web site

The Linguistics Web Page Generator, developed in 1998, has now been replaced by Blackboard, the software that UT has adopted for publishing course materials on the web. All UT courses already have Blackboard web sites that are ready for you to use! Just go to http://courses.utexas.edu and login with your UT EID. This will take you to a list of the courses you are teaching. Click on the course of your choice; this will take you to that course web site, which will be for the most part blank. Click on Control Panel to begin editing and adding content to your site. Need some help? The Center for Instructional Technologies offers workshops and assistance to faculty and instructors who want to use Blackboard.

Do you already have a web site for your linguistics course?

If you already have a course web site (Blackboard or otherwise), please add a link on your site to the linguistics course site!! (http://www.utexas.edu/courses/linguistics). If you have an external (i.e. non-Blackboard) course web site, please also send your URL to the webmaster (linclass@www.utexas.edu) so that we can link to your site from the course listings pages.

Further information on web publishing

Interested in doing some web publishing of your own? Want to create a more extensive web site for your course? Check out these resources:

• Team Web's Learn to Publish page: http://www.utexas.edu/learn/
• Recent versions of MS Word can convert documents to HTML
• If you would like some help with any aspect of publishing course materials on the web, start off with Computing Resources for Faculty.

Comments to: linclass@www.utexas.edu