Learning & Leading with Technology November 2002 From an exploration of the past, present, and future of distance education to curriculum tips for leveraging the power of spreadsheets--the current issue of L&L is stuffed with articles, not a turkey in the bunch. There's even a photo essay on the history of the humble printer by none other than me.

Then, Now, & Beyond
Oh, What Wonders You Will See—Distance Education Past, Present, and Future
By Lynne Schrum

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Features

Measurers of Success
   By Christopher Moersch
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Q&A with Microsoft Access
   By David M. Marcovitz
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For Tech Leaders

Put Me In, Coach!
   By Diane Doersch
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In the Curriculum

All Subjects
An Odyssey into Innovation
   By Suzie Boss
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Mathematics
Spreadsheet Magic
   By Pamela Lewis
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Project-Based Learning
Getting Started with Project-Based Learning
   By Diane McGrath
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Research Windows

On the Horizon
By Mary McNabb, John Cradler, Molly Freeman, and Ruthmary Cradler
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Student Voices

Students Helping Teachers
By Evan Russo
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Software Reviews

In with the New
By Gail Lovely
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Readers Reminisce

Revolution in '76
By Al Rogers
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Resources

Links, and supplemental info from this issue of L&L
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Photo Essay

Connecting the Dots
By J.V. Bolkan
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Telecommunications

Teachers' Authentic E-learning
By Judi Harris and Neal Grandgenett
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December/January 2002–2003
David Thornburg tells us about electronic music, Glen Bull & cohorts exhort the value of open source code and unveil their "poetry forge". Research Windows, Reminisces, and all our regular curriculum articles round out our December/January issue. Editorial Calendar.

February 2003
Thinking about thinking, artifacts and understanding, and a 30-year retrospective of pedagogy highlight some of the topics in the "thinking teacher's" issue of L&L. Ideas on building your school Web site using your most abundant human resource—students and innovative strategies to spur students into participating in online discussion areas are only a couple of the other valuable articles coming soon!

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