This wide-ranging book discusses both the micro and macro aspects of using the Internet to enhance your travel and tourism curriculum. The Internet and Travel and Tourism Education offers useful insights for both novices and experienced users. It provides innovative teaching strategies and practical suggestions for designing Web-based instruction,

Bob Mckercher, Gary Williams, William Chernish

Contents Preface Tourism Education and the Internet: Benefits, Challenges and Opportunities Teaching Global Tourism Geography Using the Internet: A Case Study of the Paradigm Shift in Educational Technology Technology by Degrees: Teaching Information Technology to Tourism Undergraduates--A Case Study Technology and Tertiary Tourism Students: An Australian Perspective Creating a Virtual Learning Community Studies in Tourism and Hospitality Management: Embracing Change and Incorporating Technology in the Development, Delivery and Evaluation of Subject Material Collaborative approach to Multimedia Courseware Design and Development Creating a Hospitality Sales Management Course on the Web: Lessons for the Beginner The Virtual Enterprise: Using Internet Based Technology to Create a New Educational Paradigm for the Tourism and Hospitality Industry Restaurant Management and Operations: A Tourism Virtual Experience Index Reference Notes Included