The development of CyberProf is supported by grants from AT&T, the UIUC Department of Physics, the UIUC Office of the Vice Chancelor, the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs at the University of Illinois, and the UIUC College of Engineering.
The development and implementation of CyberProf has been made possible by a generous grant from the Hewlett-Packard Foundation Instructional Equipment Grants Program.
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The Sloan Center for Asynchronous Learning Environments at the UIUC supports the development of CyberProf courseware and its use in UIUC Electrical Engineering, Economics, and Agriculture courses. |
We thank faculty, staff, and students from the UIUC, Parkland College, and Urbana High School:
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Deanna Raineri, Susan Arena, Bryan Burns, L. Jones, R. Borelli, D. Campbell, M. Hinton, J. Hunt, B. Hunter, J. Leap, J. Leuthold, G. Mayer-Kress, J. Mochel, B. Oakley, J. Shannon, U. Thakkar, and B. Whitmarsh for discussing CyberProf with us and offering suggestions;
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Numerous spring 1995 Physics 101 students for contributing to the development of CyberProf with ideas, problems sets, and software;
- Erik Moshen, and the entire 1995/96 AP Physics class at Urbana High School.
