19.319 teaching literature online?

               Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 19, No. 319.
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         Date: Wed, 05 Oct 2005 07:47:48 +0100
         From: Donna Reiss <dreiss_at_wordsworth2.net>
         Subject: teaching literature online

Dear Humanists,

A small group of faculty at Clemson University, South Carolina, would
appreciate your help as we research classes that teach literature
totally or primarily online.

We're particularly interested in the sophomore surveys of American,
British, and world lit that are part of many general education
curricula but would welcome examples from any literature course as
good models of what's possible: syllabi, assignments, anything....

If you or your colleagues who teach these classes are willing to
correspond with us and/or give us links to your classes, we'd be grateful.

Thanks very much,
Donna

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Donna Reiss dreiss_at_wordsworth2.net
Department of English, Clemson University, dreiss_at_clemson.edu
http://www.clemson.edu/~dreiss
Professor Emeritus, English-Humanities, Tidewater Community College
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