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Arizona's EETT (Enhancing Education Through Technology) districts: Teacher and grant administrator perceptions of the status of technology-rich environments
Bridging the digital divide: Homeless women participate in Internet life
 
Children's fun, learning, and likeability expectations for same-age and older characters in educational software
Comparing strategies for teaching abstract concepts in an online tutorial
 
Delivery of public information and marketing curriculum based on self directed readiness and learning style for Arizona's rural communication managers
Effects of instructional elements in computer-based instruction
 
English as a second language students using technological tools and multiple representations to learn the real number line
Example-based learning: Exploring the use of matrices and problem variability
 
Exploring effective educational video game design: The interplay between narrative and game-schema construction
Learner achievement and attitudes under varying paces of transitioning to independent problem solving
 
Learner preferences, prior knowledge, and learner control over practice and examples in computer-based instruction
Leveraging ubiquitous computing with a cognitive behavior modification strategy to improve the performance of students with emotional and behavioral disorders
 
Multimedia learning of fine arts: The effects of animation, static graphics, and video
Peer interaction communication patterns in online asynchronous and synchronous course discussions
 
Residential life Web sites: Design guidelines for creating highly effective Web sites
Secondary content area teachers speak about literacy and technology: Tensions, complexities, conceptualizations, and practices
 
Student performance and attitudes under formative evaluation by teacher, self and peer evaluators
Teacher performance under varying levels of support in online professional development
 
The alpha learner and cognitive haunting
The development, implementation, and future of a high school online education program
 
The effect of an electronic performance support system and training as performance interventions
The effects of video modeling on leisure time activities for learners with severe special needs
 
The impact of computer-based simulation within an instructional sequence on learner performance in a Web-based environment
The impact of scaffolding type and prior knowledge in a hypermedia, problem-based learning environment
 
 
 
 
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