A note on "Centuries for Passion".

The project was originally made "on paper", but this experimental version is meant to show some of the possibilities I see in the use of the Web:

 1) It is easy to "copy" the material - also the pictures. Though the quality could be much better the basic interpretation of Mariana is quite apparent in this simple JPG-version.

 2) It is possible to incoporate more images without extra cost - thus the material the students are working with becomes much more entertaining - without sacrifice of academic quality.

 3) If the teacher has an e-mail account he/she can be reached all over the world.

 

Practical suggestions:

a) The whole set of html-documents and images are available for downloading here. In so far as the author's name and e-mail address remains on the page it is free-ware (comments are ever so welcome, however).

 b) The individual teacher who wants to use the material is free to make any desired changes to the assignments and to incorporate his/her own mail-box details instead of teacher@your.domain.net at the end of the page. (Simply download the file "Mariana.zip", un-zip it, and make the necessary changes to the main html document "Mariana.htm" and let the students work with all the documents off a local disc-drive. (If your browser is Netscape it'll keep track of the directory etc. all by itself!) The on-line links ought to work as well.

 Good luck!

 Hans J. Klarskov Mortensen.