Current possibilities include making some CSMs available
on the web. For example, the British Association for Information
Technology in Agriculture (BAITA) (Heath, 1998) predicts
continuous self-education with Computer Assisted
Learning (CAL) software and web-based learning tools being
the normal state of affairs for adults wishing to update their
agricultural knowledge. In the UK, the Computers in Teaching
Initiative (CTI)1 promotes the use of computer tools in education
through the web. The CTI Centre for Land Use and
Environmental Science (CTI-CLUES)2 provides a website
for instructors wishing to find information on conferences,
teaching advice, and resources on CAL.