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TECHNOS Quarterly
For Education and Technology
Volume 8, 1999
Spring 1999 - Vol. 8, No. 1: Education as Adventure |
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Interview: Barbara Radding Morgan Technology—The New Gender Gap Collaborating For Courseware The Multiple-Media Difference Here Comes Exploris Commentary: Calling the NCAA's Heavy
Hand How Technology Changes Education Setting Standards in Technology Education Exploring The Real World Online |
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Summer 1999 - Vol. 8, No. 2: Alternatives in Education |
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Interview: The Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh Lessons Learned From Teaching with Technology: A Critical Perspective Faces I See: Digital Photography, A Tool for Sight Message On Our Failures To Reform One Size Doesn't Fit All At Home and On Line Harnessing the Power of Technology and Partnerships to Build Capacity Café TECHNOS: Brazil's Museum of the Person |
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Fall 1999 - Vol. 8, No. 3: Moving into the New Millennium |
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Interview: Arthur E. Wise Polyhedra City: A Mentoring Case Study A Primer on Taming the Beast The Two Sides of the School Culture
Coin Progress, Possibilities, and Problems of the Charter Public School
Movement Y2K Bells Toll—Or Not Café TECHNOS: Psst . . . Wanna Do A Phrontisterion? |
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Winter 1999 - Vol. 8, No. 4: Provocative Perspectives |
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Interview I: On Yesterday—Paul
Levinson A Perspective On Teaching Integrated Science Interview II: On Today—Jane Healy Toward the Knowledge Portal: Public Broadcasting and University Continuing
Education in the Internet Age Interview III: On Tomorrow—Gregory
J.E. Rawlins On The Block: How Changing Time and Human-Resource Management Can Help
Students and Teachers Succeed Café TECHNOS: Bookmaking in the Year 2000 |
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