Welcome to Psybersite
at
Miami University

Psybersite is a gateway to web tutorials on a variety of topics in the field of Psychology.   All of the educational modules available here have been created by advanced undergraduate and graduate students at Miami University.  They may be used for educational purposes, research, and general study, but please credit the authors and source.  Creation of Psybersite was supported by a grant from the Learning Technologies and Enrichment Program at Miami University to Richard Sherman and Steve Hinkle.       

[Historical Note:  Psybersite represents possibly the earliest example of student-generated educational content for the WWW, beginning with the publication of student projects for courses taught at Miami University by Richard Sherman in 1996 -- see 1996 tutorial examples a, b, and c.  For discussions of the pedagogical rationale and the important historical context of this approach, see Using the World Wide Web to teach applications of Social Psychology to everyday life(Sherman, 1998) , and Toward a "Miami Model" of internet-intensive higher education, (Wolfe et al., 1998).  Additional student-generated tutorials from other courses were made available through 2000 and have provided a rich educational content for visitors to PsyberSite from around the world ever since.  All tutorials will remain viable through the year 2021 but are no longer being actively supported, except for minor edits. Comments or questions can be sent to Richard Sherman.]

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