The first cybercourses the Center offered, Arthur Miller's Privacy in Cyberspace and Terry Fisher's Property in Cyberspace, gave us an idea how H2O might work. They attracted students from 6 continents (creating some time-zone problems for live discussions), and a wide range of viewpoints.
Even as they demonstrated the breadth of resources and interest in cyberspace, these courses also gave hints of the legal problems we might encounter in non-traditional teaching.