"If the Internet is not free, fair, and open, then our ability to effectively address climate change, or economic injustice, or racism, or what have you, is severely curtailed, if not made impossible. Although the Internet might not be the most important fight we have, it's going to be the foundational fight."
-- Corey Doctorow
This website hosts a collection of questions and answers intended as a basis for Socratic discussions on the subject of electronics. By first assigning these questions to students for their own research and study, then having students present their findings in class, students learn how to research, problem-solve, collaborate, and clearly articulate their thoughts while learning the basic subject matter. While the resources found on this site are specifically designed for teaching electronics, the method is applicable to a wide variety of disciplines. I welcome any constructive criticism, as well as participation in the development of this learning resource.
Tony Kuphaldt