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1. Before you register for the course, read the About EAF 524 page to familiarize yourself with course policies and procedures.



2. After you register for the course, e-mail Dr. Riegle with your preferred email address and a short message about your background and what you hope to get out of this course. Your name will be added to the Student Products page.
   
   
3. Read the following documents as soon as possible but not later than June 1 in order to acquire some background on the Information Age and what it means for educational policy.
   • Education in the Information Age
   • Lessons from a CyberGuide
   • Principles of Asynchronous Learning: Musings of a Pre-Nintendo Scholar
   • The Renaissance Trilogy: A Brief History of Education During Technology Shifts
   • Way Cool: Academic Standards in the Information Age
   • IC3 Standards (International Council for the Certification of CyberGuides)
   • The Gutenberg Deposition
   • Educational Paradigms: Visionary Leadership for the Information Age
   • CyberStrator: Charting a Course to the Future of Education
   • The Death and Rebirth of Plagiarism: Ethics and Education in the InfoSphere
   • From Smoke Signals to the Internet
   • Paper Snake Oil:  Why the Internet Is Inevitable
   • NetGames: The Transmogrification of Instructional Design in the Information Age
   • The Teacher, the Researcher, and the Hacker: A Fable for the Information Age
   • E-Prophecies
   • EVERYTHING You Learned in School
   • The Bleeding Edge: Advice from an Online Pioneer
   • CyberCulture: Identity, Diversity, Democracy, and Education
   • Educational Reform in the 21st Century: Barriers and Strategies
   • Steamship Captains and Jet Pilots: The Teaching Profession in the 21st Century
   • R.I.P. F-2-F: The Dis-intermediation of Learning in the Information Age
   • A Brain Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
   • How the New Technology Has Profoundly Changed Education