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Archival Copy of Psychology 2 - 1997

These pages are demonstration pages of mixed mode delivery for an on-campus course. The curriculum and course structure has changed substantially for 1998, but these pages have been retained here as an example of a particular use of the Web in teaching.

• Notice that there are some words in a Different Colour? They are called hot links, or hypertext links. If you click on them with the mouse, they take you to another document.
• To return to your previous location, use the Back button at the top of the screen. As an example, follow this link to the Monash University Home Page, then use the Back button to return to the Psychology 2 Home Page.
• If you have already visited a document, all links to that document will appear in a different colour to those you have not visited yet.
• The Home button at the top of the Netscape window will take you back to your standard starting point (usually a Monash Home Page or Departmental Home Page). So if you do get lost out on the Internet, it's easy to return to somewhere familiar.
• For further information about using Netscape and the Internet, try the Internet Tutorial provided by the Monash University Library

What Can I Do?

• Read the PSY2011 Lecture Program.
• Read the PSY2011 Laboratory Program.
• Read the PSY2011 Psychology Internet newsgroups:
• monash.psych.psy2011 You can use this news group for your general discussion. Some of the articles currently in the newsgroup are from 1995's class (and others).
• monash.psych.psy2011.labs. Use this news group for specific class discussion. You will need special rights to be allowed to write to this group.
• monash.psych Use this newsgroup for general psychology discussion, including cross-year and cross-campus discussion. Psychology Society functions will generally be advertised here. Remember that newsgroups are readable by anyone at any campus of Monash University, ie. anyone with access to the internet through Monash University can read what you have written here (including fellow students and teaching staff).
• Access the Computer Laboratory Manual. This manual was first written in 1995 to try to help psychology students navigate the Monash Student Computing Environment. It has been updated to reflect the 1996 environment as far as possible. It has not yet been updated for 1997 ...
• Visit the Department of Psychology Home Page. From there, there are a lot of links to heaps of psychology related material.
• Visit the Monash University Home Page. A lot of information is now available on the WWW about Monash University. You can access other department's information, all of the Faculty Handbooks, and other university publications.

Other Stuff

Here we will keep hypertext links to sites which may be relevant to your current coursework. Please email any promising links to lisa@wisebytes.net for inclusion here.