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How often do you check into the CS 3604 class WWW pages?``What facility do you primarily use?``What platform do you primarily use?``Do you print off pages from the WWW?``Do you read long artciles from a screen or do you print them
for reading?``What page do you use as your primary entry point?``I use a hotlist (bookmarks) to navigate through the WWW:``How many items do your have on your hotlist/bookmarks
(estimate)?``Compared to having notes on file at the reserve desk of the
library, is the use of WWW:``Having course notes and class materials available on WWW
is:``Having on-line course information that can be updated
regularly so that I can always find out the latest information
about the course is:``I am learning more about WWW in this course than I am
about the topic of the course:``There are pages and links on the WWW related to this
course that I have never visited:``I would like to see MORE reading material anywhere on the
WWW rather than having to visit the library or buy the book:``When I get on WWW to visit the class notes I also visit
many other sites on the web:``I like the idea that the material presented in class is also
available on the WWW:``If would pay a fee for WWW access to copyrighted material
rather than buying the book (assuming that the overall cost
was less than the cost of the book):``I would like to see the WWW class notes expanded to
include additional material that is not generally included in
overheads and on chalk boards:``The idea of doing collaborative work, such as the debates,
using WWW (or an equivalent system) is attractive to me:``Often I want to do work on this course but getting to the WWW is
                  too difficult and so I do something else:``There are better ways of providing student access to course
                   materials than using WWW, such as:``The idea of a paperless course is ridiculous:``The concept of a paperless course should be extended to make all
  assignments, examinations, and student interaction through WWW or
                                   e-mail:``I would welcome other courses using this technology to present
                              class materials:``WWW will only work in a course when it is dealing with a
                            non-technical topic:``I believe that I could successfully complete a course from the
                     WWW without ever going to class:``Entries on the WWW should consist only of the outlines of articles
   and books for emphasis, and the originals should be made available
                         on reserve at the library:``I would prefer paper to the WWW material because I can
                   highlight and write on paper notes:``The use of images to break up the look of pages makes the pages
                  look more attractive and eye catching:``The use of "pretty" images in the text of a WWW page takes a long
        time to down load and display, and should be discouraged:``When I use a browser, I generally work with the "auto-load
                         images" option turned off:``I miss out on information about the course because I do not have
                      ready access to the WWW pages.``So far, which part of the course do you like best?``I am finding that I do a better job at writing since I started this
                                   course:``Primarily, how do you describe yourself?``Secondly, how do you describe yourself?``Which browser do you use?``How often do you check into the CS 3604 class WWW pages?``x
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 Their Impact``Computer/Professional Codes of
 Conduct``On Being a Scientist and a
 Professional``Legal Concerns``Individual Presentations``Debates``True``Somewhat True``Somewhat False``False``A night owl``Well organized``Disorganized``9-5 type``Extrovert``Outgoing``Quiet``Introvert``Mosaic``Netscape``Explorer``Other``Daily``Biweekly``Weekly``Less frequently``x
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