Links:
Professors and students often hunger for more information than a single textbook can offer. For that reason, we have set aside some useful links that will provide extensive information regarding the computer-human interaction forum and user-centered web design resources.

Syllabus:
As the computer-human interaction arena continues to expand and courses become more common, the need for course direction becomes necessary. Jonathan Lazar has created a sample syllabus for this precise reason.

Project Documents:
User-Centered Web Development concepts are best learned in a hands-on fashion. To accomplish this, Jonathan Lazar has prepared six documents that will allow professors and students to create their own user-centered web design simulations.

Feature Articles:
With a desire to provide instructors and students with the most up-to-date information regarding computer-human interaction and user-centered web development, we included a section that will feed the demand for new and innovative information.

About the Author:
Provides a biography of Jonathan Lazar with a link to his personal web site.

Instructors:
The text is appropriate for classes in web design, human factors, human-computer interaction, and online communities at the undergraduate and graduate level. User-Centered Web Development will guide readers through the process of designing web-based resources to meet the needs of the user.