From this page you can download packages containing the SITES instructional tools. For more information on the use and make up of these tools, see the Ideas and Examples page. The tools are free for non profit use, but be sure to examine the disclaimer and conditions. If you are considering downloading and using these tools at your own site, please also look over the acknowledgements page.
Instructional Tools Available for Download
CITE Tool Distribution Pacakges
- Most of these tools have been designed to work with recent Web browsers. In general you can rely on them working with versions 3 or greater of Netscape's Web browsers and with versions 4 or greater of Internet Explorer browsers.
Frame-Based Discussion Forum
This tool creates a discussion forum module that uses frames to index various topics of discussion and to display messages and topic indices simultaneously. It also provides a snippet of javascript that can be used to implement the forum as a pop-up module on an existing Web page.Create and Test a Sample
Peer Review Module
This tool creates a peer review module that allows instructors to select prompts to be associated with papers being reviewed. Students use the module to submit papers which are archived. Reviewers compose responses to the papers based on instructors' prompts.Create and Test a Sample
Freewriting Assignment
The freewriting assignment uses instructors' prompts to generate spontaneous writing. Students use the module to compose responses to freewriting questions which are then archived for later reference and sharing.Create and Test a Sample
There are a number of additional CITE tools currently under development or being prepared for downloading. If you are interested in using a tool found in the CITE Tool Forge or elsewhere on the sites.unc.edu server, please contact Daniel Anderson (iamdan@unc.edu).
This page is part of the SITES CITE, a clearinghouse for courseware and instructional tool resources and information.
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