Associations (Teaching).
American
Association of Philosophy Teachers
Baptist
Association of Philosophy Teachers
Course Materials.
Philosophy
Courses, Syllabi, Teaching and Learning (Peter
Suber). An excellent and comprehensive list of syllabi,
course materials and other resources for teaching
philosophy, from Suber's Guide
to Philosophy on the Internet.
Course
Materials in Philosophy (Andrew Carpenter). One
of the most systematic collections around for philosophy
syllabi, handouts, assignments and other course materials.
Organized by topic.
Courses,
Syllabi and Teaching Resources (Dey Alexander.)
From Alexander's Philosophy
in Cyberspace, an annotated index comprising thousands
of philosophy resources, regularly updated.
World
Lecture Hall - Philosophy. The Philosophy page
of the World
Lecture Hall, a worldwide compendium of pages
created by faculty who are using the web to deliver
course materials.
Aesthetics
Teaching Resources. From The
American Society for Aesthetics. A nice page just
for aesthetics.
The
High School Philosophy Web Project (OISE, University
of Toronto). An incomplete but promising resource
for curricular support. Should be useful for Secondary
and Postsecondary teaching in philosophy.
Journals.
Teaching
Philosophy As far as I know, this is the only
journal dedicated to teaching philosophy.
Textbooks.
Books
in Philosophy A philosophy specific catalogue
and on-line bookstore. One of the services of The
Philosophy Documentation Center, an electronic
clearinghouse for philosophical publishing.
Publisher's
Catalogues A Meta-Catalogue for on-line bookstores.
Compares prices for internet bookstores, and order
on-line. Insanely useful.
University Presses
Search the catalogues for Members of the Association
of American University Presses.
Quis doctores docebit?
Teaching
and Learning Resource Center (UofT) A new resource
established by the UofT to provide faculty and teachings
assistants with information on teaching and learning
in higher education. See especially their links to
other
teaching resources on the net, as well as the
listing for THE500F/S,
a course I highly recommend -- it was the impetus
for this page.
Centre for
Academic Technology (CAT). A service of the Information
Commons, the Centre was established to support
the use of emerging technologies in teaching, learning,
and research. It provides services to faculty, staff
and graduate students. See also their Online
Teaching Services.
