Kevin L. Carlson

Economists are known for saying 'on the other hand'
only this economist from outer space has three arms!

The Borderline by Gabe Martin

By education and experience, I am an economist.

Places of higher education
where I am teaching, where I have taught, and where I learned some great stuff.
Links to Sites of Interest for Economists
Sites that I have found useful in a variety of Economics classes

Web site(s), (not on tripod), specifically created for economics classes:

Just when I was mastering this "learning management system"... the Jenzabar site has disappeared
Prometheus or UMassOnline
is the site for UMass / Boston - you will need a registration code. And next it is on to WebCT; at least there is one less blackboard to erase.

Web pages on tripod that I have created on computer related subjects, but first a freebie:

Internet and World Wide Web Basics
A multi-part outline about the Internet and WWW with appropriate links

Computer Basic Applications
An outline of word processing, spreadsheets, and database basics

Web sites on Yahoo!GeoCities that I have created for a couple of organizations:

Boston Association for Business Economics
A local chapter of the National Association for Business Economics
Boston Speech Party Toastmasters Club
A local Toastmasters Club enhancing the thinking, listening, and speaking skills of its members

Web site and pages on Netscape and Angelfire that I have created for hobbies and personal interest:

My Sailing Page
A site being constructed to sail vicariously
My Old House
A site for me the fix-it-up-er

Got sound?		Hear Joey from Friends say "How you doing?"
Using the internet for sound is pure genius. How often have you heard something on the radio and wished that others could have the opportunity to hear the same thing? Think globally. Act locally. Support public radio. In the Boston area: WGBH 89.7 FM, WBUR 90.9 FM, and WUMB 91.9 FM. There are numerous audio links on the pages within this web site and I am grateful for the incredible resources available through public radio.

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Kevin L. Carlson

13 May 2000
8 August 2009

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