Faculty Development Workshops are offered through STaR (Scholarly Technology and Resources). You can also request a customized session for your department or discipline, by sending an email to STaR
Pink Flamingo's Guide for Educators who are learning WebCT is a collection of references for use by (and contributed by) colleagues who are at the beginning of the WebCT learning curve.
WebCT Wiki from Brock University of Ontario, Canada contains articles, information and answers to a myriad of WebCT questions.
WebCT's Faculty Resource Center contains information on academic support and faculty growth: course content, WebCT courses, faculty growth, student help.
WebCT Exemplary Course Project recognizes best practices and creative uses of technology. This also has an evaluation instrument to use for assessing the quality of a course.
WebCT and Accessibility site offers information on creating an accessible online course.
Respondus Tutorial, at the University of Montana's website provides short tutorials for Respondus, which is a Windows application that lets you easily create WebCT quizzes, tests, or surveys off-line and upload them to your WebCT course. UALR has a site license, so you can pick up a copy from STaR in DKSN 105, or download a copy from the STaR Faculty Lounge online in WebCT.