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T.H.E. Journal

1998 Volume 25, Number 7

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Number of articles: 4

  1. Does the Right Software a Great Designer Make?

    Linda F. Szul & Dawn E. Woodland

    Even though affordable technology makes it possible for teachers to make professional looking computer presentations, overheads, and handouts, they need to understand basic design principles to... More

    pp. 48-49

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  2. Collaborations for Learning: The Experience of NASA's Classroom of the Future

    Patricia A. Carlson, Laurie Ruberg, Tina Johnson, Janet Kraus & Ann Sowd

    NASA research into plant-based regenerative systems for sustaining colonies in space provides the core content for the Classroom of the Future (COTF), a NASA sponsored project that transfers... More

    pp. 50-53

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  3. Technology-Rich Standards-Based Statistics: Improving Introductory Statistics at the College Level

    Lawrence M. Lesser

    Analysis of data from a redesigned introductory (non-calculus-based) statistics course at the University of Northern Colorado provided insights into the interrelationships and effects of technology... More

    pp. 54-57

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  4. Learning in a Digital Age: Insights into the Issues: The Skills Students Need for Technological Fluency

    Kathleen Fulton

    Unlike more stable content and goals for other areas of school study, technology continues to change, bringing new goals for how learning should be served by and what students should know about... More

    pp. 60-63

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