I have been a student in two of Dr. James' Courses, Cyber Psychology and Traffic Psychology.  I feel that they are strongly related.  After being a student of Dr. James, I have learned a lot about myself and how I process information, more importantly how I control myself during stressful situations.  Through Cyber Psychology I learned how people "behave" on the internet and through Traffic Psychology I learned how people "behave" on the roads.

The 3rd Generation (G3) students of Dr. James' Cyber-Psychology course wern't very sucessful in creating the first WIB of it kind.  However, I don't think that it caught on because, it seems that I was only the 555th person to visit the site.

I feel that the creators of the site had the right idea.  Right now I am in Generation 10 (G10) and we are participating in web discussions.  At least twice a week we post our thoughts or experiences on the web.  It's pretty interesting and fun.  It is way better than having e-mail discussions.  In the past we had to e-mail each other our comments on suggestions given to us by Dr. James.  Now we can visit the site any time we want to and our e-mail mailbox doesn't get cluttered.

The World Ideas Bank or WIB database, allows people to leave a description of themselves behind. The WIB was started by generation three.  There are six groups of databases, A) Moments to Remember, B) Confessions, C) Good Ideas For..., D) Recommended Web Sites..., E) Spiritual Experiences, F)Home Page Architecture -- Do's and Don'ts.

I feel that the generational pages are improving greatly with the help of technology.  Faster computers and better programs help in the development of web pages.  The amount of information that is available through the use of computers have increased dramatically.  Soon people will be asking the question, "What was a Library?"  Scarry isn't it?  Well, the use of the internet has change everything and with technology improving so quickly, there has to be an improvement though the generations.

When I had to do my reports using the past generations I had to search through everyones homepage of through the Special Award Page. I feel that there should be a filing system which can organize the generations reports so a person can look up a specific topic and have a listing of all the people who have done a report on that topic.

This is how Susan Chon from Generation 8 feels about being a part of the generations:"Hello and thank you for taking the time out to stop by! This is my first attempt at creating a homepage and luckily, this is the starting point for my journey through some different aspects of Cyberspace. I think this whole concept of publishing my works on the Internet is amazing! People who are on the other side of the world will be able to click on my page and learn a little about me, without ever actually meeting me in person. Well, I hope you all enjoy your visit as you come along with me and learn about my experiences in Cyberspace."

Mark Jenkins from Generation 8 writes:"I feel pretty good! Because I've never thought of myself working on such thing, especially the World Wide Web. I've felt while taking Psychology 409 class, I would understand the methods in learning how to operate a computer. I had no idea that I would be presenting my work to millions of viewers. It really makes me think about how far computers have advanced in the past couple of years. The computer generation is an amazing feeling, just knowing that I'm a part of it is a wonderful experience."

As for myself, I feel great!  This is the second time that I am taking a course from Dr. James.  Being a part of the generational Curriculum has helped me grow.  I feel that I learned a lot about how others think and more importantly how I think.  It really feels great to see that my work is being posted and available for the whole world to see.   It's true, "When a students' work is posted the student recieves the feeling that his or her work is real,  it promotes a feeling of self-valadation." at least for me.

I have helped a couple of people in this class. The common problems that the had was using the computer.  Most of them were computer illederate and they had trouble getting used to the computer and later, creating a web page.

Lori Rapoza's Report #2 talks about how she felt when she started to adapt to the internet.  I also found Dana Rho's Report #2 to be very informatative.  She gives good advice to future generations that has helped me when I first took this class.