Critical Thinking
Across the
Curriculum Project

Web Changes:

Update: 3/2/04:  Changes in the server address which hosts the CTAC web site and in my E-mail address have been updated.

Recently Completed:

• New on-line forums! We have established a forums page so that visitors can ask questions or share techniques/tactics for integrating Critical Thinking into their classes.  As the need for new topics arises, forums will be added.   You can access the new forums page by using the  button found on the navigation toolbar at the top and bottom of every page on the site.
• Revision of the Corenotes.htm file: I retained the original file with a few corrections so existing links will still work, but if you go to the Core Resources using the Contents page, you will find that I divided the discussions into smaller sections so that they could be printed out and used as handouts in a classroom without having to print the entire file.
• Update of the "Who's Who" page:  The last update was in 1997, and a lot of people have established links to our site's resources since that revision.  The list has grown to over 250 verified sites.  I did not include individuals who notified me by e-mail that they use the resources because I felt in inappropriate to identify them without permission.  (There are a bunch of them, however!) If you use our resources and want to let the rest of the world know, feel free to post to the "Who's Who" forum. 
• Fixing the broken links in the Discipline Specific areas:  Most of the links were working up until 2000, but the broken links have been fixed where possible. Where I could not fix them, I either left the reference name or deleted the link altogether. I also added some links to external resources where I could find them in both core topics and the Discipline Specific areas. As I identify and review more sites I will add links to them as well.
• Reviews of current Critical Thinking textbooks or links to existing reviews. I have provided a link to the Mission Critical web site and their bibliography of Critical Thinking Textbooks.  Some of these books have already been reviewed by other instructors, and more reviews will surely follow.

• Powerpoint presentations on various core topics.

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Last modified: 03/02/04