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Vol. 2 No. 1 (1994)

Editorials

  • Educational technology and the traditional lecture
    Gabriel Jacobs
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Original Research Articles

  • Teaching models and local-area networks
    Tom Jones, Brant Parker
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  • An interactive approach to learning economics: the WinEcon package
    Jean B. Soper, Alexander B. MacDonald
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  • The role of learning technology In planning change In curriculum delivery and design
    Colin Harrison
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  • A theoretical view on concept mapping
    Ray McAleese
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  • Concept mapping and other formalisms as Mindtools for representing knowledge
    David H. Jonassen, Rose M. Marra
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  • KnowledgePro Windows: the order of merit?
    Martin Reynolds
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  • Intelligent approaches to performance support
    Philip Barker, Stephen Richards, Ashok Banerji
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Book Reviews

  • Reviews
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  • Auto-monitoring: theoretical touchstone or circular catch-all?
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