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On-line discussions, whether for distance education or business purposes, are a normal component of Internet activities. Yet, such discussions often fail to achieve desired objectives. Herein, we describe 11 common problems with on-line...

In this presentation, the author describes how he uses Internet communication to support cooperative learning, case studies, and special projects. Over four years of testing have been completed on an on-line environment (FORUM) that goes beyond...

This paper describes the use of a web-like computer conferencing environment with undergraduate students to organize and support individual research projects or group-based case studies of original research literature. Rather than a collection of e...

Distance Education (DE) is reforming on-campus instruction. DE's impact extends beyond the mere use of technology to put more razzle-dazzle into classroom presentations and beyond the advantages of assisted learning via computer simulations,...

The College of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A&M University has teamed with the Center for Rural Public Health and the College of Education to develop science curriculum and teacher training for middle-schools in rural and under-served parts of...

Math and science teachers frequently search for demonstrations and hands-on activities to motivate their students. Our NSF GK-12 program offers an Internet-based nationwide service to science and math teachers by providing them with quality...

Abstract. Many teachers use computerized ("Power Point") slide shows as a primary lecture tool. The note-like structure and rich visual capabilities encourage teachers to think that such shows are an ideal medium for instruction - that may be an...