Fall '96:

ï requests that the instructors for ìIntroduction to the Internetî have their students evaluate Lane's Web site

ï develops a job description for a Web manager at Lane and begins a comprehensive evaluation of what weíve accomplished and the challenges we face

ï requests that Computer Services provide The Torch newspaper space on the college server

ï reviews guidelines/procedures with an eye toward relaxing the ìrulesî

ï meets with Marie Matsen, Interim VP for College Operations, to discuss how the committee will interface with the new TACT (Technology Advisory and Coordinating Team)

- Dr. Rod Riegle demonstrates his Cyberguide at a campus-wide Inservice meeting and emphasizes the importance of Web site humor and graphics.

- A work-study student is hired to work on quality control. He spends approximately 12 hours per week surfing the site to check for faulty links and guideline problems.

- Ken Zimmerman of the English Department offers WR 123 as an on-line course delivered via the Internet with students using the World Wide Web as a research tool.

- Webmasters at League schools and other educational institutions are polled regarding a range of legal and logistical issues related to their Web site management.

- Process Redesign committee recommends that the Web become the standard source of student services information for both students and staff.

- Home page steering committee wins Schafer Innovation awards:

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