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Educational research has long been conducted at a distance; both mail and telephone have successfully been used in survey research. The development of the Internet offers yet another medium over which research can be conducted. This study...

Reform efforts in the social studies have stressed a need to change the manner in which social studies has been taught and learned including role-playing, simulations, and other activities that go beyond textbooks while involving students in...

Professional organizations in many subject areas have em-phasized changing the way subject matter is taught by active-ly involving students in critical thinking, problem-solving, decision-making, and exploration. One way to accomplish this is with...

Educational research has long been conducted at a distance; both mail and telephone have successfully been used in survey research. The development of the Internet, specifically, electronic mail, offers yet another medium over which research can be...

The need for more in-school technical support is a common problem in K-12 schools. New technology integration standards that require students to use technology in all grades and in all subjects have resulted in a greatly increased number of...

The Kirkpatrick model for evaluating training programs is a four-level process that evaluates training programs on the levels of reaction, learning, behavior, and results. Although this model is commonly used to evaluate training programs in the...