I am interested in lecture notes or handouts
for teaching Jehle and Reny 2000.
What I have in mind is concise notes that
are more or less self-contained,
which is in a format (like using lists a lot
and avoiding long paragraphs)
easy to teach from. The notes do not have
to replace the textbook of course,
but they should guide students to
effectively read it. (My students are poor
at English.
Without such a guide, they do not start
reading the textbook.)
The set of notes (perhaps still available on
the Web)
that George Mailath and Stephen Morris
prepared for teaching from
MWG and Gibbons is an acceptable example.

If anybody knows a Website that contains
notes based mainly on
Jehle and Reny 2000, please post where to
obtain it.