Gary Meers, Ed.D.

Bryan,
Two good points. I support your second point a lot because as you say students like to see your work. Providing them with handouts and support materials you have developed show the students that you have both the knowledge and experience to lead them forward in their career development.
Gary

Gary Meers, Ed.D.

Bryan English

Also be sure to check for copyrighted material. There are certain texts/videos/presentations that are restricted in their use. Look to see who created it and if you must you can contact the publisher. Another great option is to create your own material! Your own work can be very rewarding for your students and you.

Earl Pinkney

Yes, It is very important to provide your students with materials from of sites. This gives them a look at other fields, individuals. Who are looking that the course of study from another view point.

Ann-Marie Sersch

I would say that it would be ok as long as it stays within the outline

Gary Meers, Ed.D.

Mark,
Generally it is fine but you need to clear it with your school. Each campus has different polices about supplemental materials and how they can be used in classes.
Gary

Dr. Gary Meers