L&L Volume 26 Index

Administration/Technology Coordination

Are We Missing the Boat? Part Three: Our Readers Respond
Fred D'Ignazio and Catie D'Ignazio, col, 26#2, pp. 55–57, 61

The Art and Craft of Technology Leadership
Mary J. Jewell, art, 26#4, pp. 46–47, 57

Assessing Current Technology Use in the Classroom:
A Key to Efficient Staff Development and Technology Planning
Christopher Moersch, art, 26#8, pp. 40–43, 49

Finding the Bucks for Technology
Donn Ritchie and Karen Boyle, art, 26#2, pp. 46–50

Opening the Electronic Doorway into Classrooms
Kenneth Eastwood, Daniel Harmony, and Cathy Chamberlain; art; 26#1; pp. 48–52

Technology Staff Development and Support Programs
Gerald D. Bailey and David Powell, art, 26#3, pp. 47–51, 64

The Tool Kit:
An Innovative Approach to Technology Integration in Networked Schools
Kevin McGillivray, art, 26#5, pp. 18–21, 31
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Application Software

Awesome Graphics
Blanche O'Bannon, Beth Krolak, Molly Harkelroad, and Donna Dick; art; 26#5; pp. 54–57

Creating a Mathematical Laboratory
Louis Feicht, art, 26#7, pp. 46–51

Creating a Pictorial Seating Chart
Richard Mowe, art, 26#8, pp. 14–17

Our Classmates:
What We Wondered, What We Hypothesized, and What We Learned
Susan Monahan, art, 26#6, pp. 10–13

Rolling the Dice:
Developing an Understanding of Experimental and Theoretical Probability
David K. Pugalee, art, 26#6, pp. 18–21

The Spreadsheet
David Moursund, edit, 26#5, pp. 4–5

A Technology Update: Leonardo da Vinci and the Search for the Perfect Body
Bobbette M. Morgan and Joe Jernigan, art, 26#4, pp. 22–25

Using Computer Spreadsheets to Solve Equations
Margaret L. Niess, art, 26#3, pp. 22–27
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Art/Graphics/Design

Awesome Graphics
Blanche O'Bannon, Beth Krolak, Molly Harkelroad, and Donna Dick; art; 26#5; pp. 54–57

At the Potlatch
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50–51

Chinese Shadow Puppet Theater
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50, 52

Mexico's Day of the Dead
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50, 52–53

NIH Image
Mark Dolbier, srev, 26#3, pp. 52–55

A Technology Update: Leonardo da Vinci and the Search for the Perfect Body
Bobbette M. Morgan and Joe Jernigan, art, 26#4, pp. 22–25
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Assessment and Evaluation

Strategic Questions: What to Consider When Planning for Electronic Portfolios
Helen C. Barrett, art, 26#2, pp. 6–13

Electronic Portfolios: Students Documenting Their Best Work
Pamela Hanfland, art, 26#6, pp. 54–57
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Bilingual

At the Potlatch
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50–51

Chinese Shadow Puppet Theater
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50, 52

Mexico's Day of the Dead
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50, 52–53
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Classroom Integration

The Same, But Different: The Computer as Alternative Medium
Jessica Kahn, art, 26#4, pp. 15–18
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Computing Librarian (column)

The Works: Updating a Classic
Carol Truett, col, 26#6, pp. 58–59

Research It Online:
Internet Sites of Reference “Book” Publishers for the Busy School Librarian
Carol Truett, col, 26#8, pp. 58–61
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Computer Science/Literacy

Catch Your Students with MicroWorlds Games
Dotty Gonsalves and Joan Lopez, art, 26#3, pp. 19–21

Programming Dynamic Charts in the Elementary Classroom
Don Ploger and Tiffany Della Vedova, art, 26#5, pp. 38–41
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Concept Mapping

Computer-Based Concept Mapping
Lynne Anderson-Inman and Leslie Ditson, art, 26#8, pp. 6–13
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Early Education

Surfing the Internet with the Younger Set
Sheryl Burgstahler, art, 26#5, pp. 25–29
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Editor's Message (column)

The 15% Solution
David Moursund, edit, 26#6, pp. 4–5

Charter Schools
David Moursund, edit, 26#3, pp. 4–5

Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom
David Moursund, edit, 26#8, pp. 4–5

Enhancing Your Opportunities to Learn
David Moursund, edit, 26#7, pp. 4–5

FREE Is a Good Buy
David Moursund, edit, 26#1, pp. 4–5

Is Information Technology Improving Education?
David Moursund, edit, 26#4, pp. 4–5

The Spreadsheet
David Moursund, edit, 26#5, pp. 4–5

Try IT-Maybe You'll Like It
David Moursund, edit, 26#2, pp. 4–5
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Electronic Portfolios

Strategic Questions: What to Consider When Planning for Electronic Portfolios
Helen C. Barrett, art, 26#2, pp. 6–13

Electronic Portfolios: Students Documenting Their Best Work
Pamela Hanfland, art, 26#6, pp. 54–57
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Equity

Awakening the Tech Bug in Girls
Catherine Fiore, art, 26#5, pp. 10–17
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ESL/LEP/Multicultural

At the Potlatch
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50–51

Chinese Shadow Puppet Theater
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50, 52

Cultural Debates
Eileen Barnett, srev, 26#1, pp. 54–55

Mexico's Day of the Dead
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50, 52–53

Microsoft Encarta Africana
Uche Ukeje, srev, 26#8, pp. 46–48

Using Multicultural Software in the Curriculum
Judi Mathis Johnson, art, 26#1, pp. 53–58

World Walker Australia
Judi Mathis Johnson, srev, 26#1, pp. 56, 58
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Foreign Language

Multithreaded Language Learning
Robert A. Morrey, art, 26#4, pp. 11–14

World Walker Australia
Judi Mathis Johnson, srev, 26#1, pp. 56, 58
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Funding

Finding the Bucks for Technology
Donn Ritchie and Karen Boyle, art, 26#2, pp. 46–50
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Graphing Calculators

Aesop Enters the Mathematical World
Janet M. Scholz, art, 26#8, pp. 22–25

Blowin' Hot and Cold About My Data
Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake, col, 26#5, pp. 32–36

Get Moving
Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake, col, 26#3, pp. 14–17

Grabbing Data: What You Need to Log and Use Real-World Data
Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake, col, 26#1, pp. 36–40

A Graphing Investigation of the Ellipse
Jennifer Davis and Elaine Hofstetter, art, 26#2, pp. 32–35

Is It Linear?
Lynda M. Plymate, art, 26#1, pp. 16–23
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Hypermedia/Multimedia

After the Internet . . . the Encyclopedia?
Ashley Blum and Laura D'Ignazio, col, 26#8, pp. 54–57

Fat Crayon Multimedia Digital Toolbox
Marybeth Kampman, art, 26#4, pp. 36–39, 48–49

Our Classmates:
What We Wondered, What We Hypothesized, and What we Learned
Susan Monahan, art, 26#6, pp. 10–13

Our Multimedia Future: Recent Research on Multimedia's Impact on Education
M.D. Roblyer, col, 26#6, pp. 51–53

Quilting Our History: An Integrated Schoolwide Project
Cassandra Van Buren and Deborah Aufdenspring, art, 26#2, pp. 22–27

Surviving a Multimedia Workshop Without a Single Computer
Fred D'Ignazio and Catie D'Ignazio, col, 26#1, pp. 42–47

Technology-Transformed Dictionary Compilation
Rose Reissman, art, 26#3, pp. 35–38
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Interdisciplinary/Thematic Curriculum

Blast Off! A Technology-Supported Project-Based Learning Model for Success
Carol Utay and Joe Utay, art, 26#7, pp. 18–21

Project LINCOL’N: Improving and Enhancing Student Learning
Michael J. Holinga, art, 26#7, pp. 54–57, 60–61

Traversing the Web Up the Mississippi to Lake Itaska: An Internet Experience
Chip Morrison, David Moore, and Diana Nunnaley; art; 26#7; pp. 14–17

The Virtual Trip
Noel Bitner, Elizabeth Wadlington, Sue Austin, Elizabeth Partridge, and Joe Bitner;
art; 26#6; pp. 6–9, 25
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Internet/Web

Awakening the Tech Bug in Girls
Catherine Fiore, art, 26#5, pp. 10–17

Collecting Science in a Net:
How Lesson Plans from the World Wide Web Facilitate Science Education
William Slattery, Stacey Hundley, Colleen Finegan-Stoll, and Martin J. Becker;
art; 26#1; pp. 25–30

Come Dream with Us: Online Projects Teach More than Technology
Leni Donlan, art, 26#7, pp. 42–45

The Data They Are A-Changin':
Using Real-Time Earth and Space Science Data in the Classroom
Tim Slater, art, 26#2, pp. 28–31, 36

Educational Telesearch
Judi Harris, col, 26#3, pp. 42–46

Exploring Data Warehouses
Glen Bull, Gina Bull, and Hollylynne Drier; col; 26#8; pp. 36–39

Flashenlightenment
Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake, col, 26#7, pp. 36–40

Hunting for Asteroids, Comets, and Novas
Dennis Erickson, art, 26#6, pp. 22–24

In the Dark Ages? How to Create Imaginative, Exciting, and
Interactive Web Sites with Barely More Than a Keyboard
Steve Feld, art, 26#6, pp. 28–31

Internet Investigations
Mark E. Brown and Tracey L. Riley, art, 26#3, pp. 28–34

Introducing Dynamic HTML
Glen Bull, Gina Bull, and Dave Lewis; col; 26#2; pp. 43–45

Meeting the Needs of the Net Generation
Dorothy Valcarcel Craig, art, 26#6, pp. 32–35

Online Geographic Information Systems
Glen Bull, Gina Bull, and Cheryl Mason; col; 26#4; pp. 42–45

Poetic Surfing
Tom Banaszewski, art, 26#4, pp. 20–21

Research It Online:
Internet Sites of Reference "Book" Publishers for the Busy School Librarian
Carol Truett, col, 26#8, pp. 58–61

Revolutions in the Classroom: Two Views of Technology
Eileen Skarecki and Elaine Insinnia, art, 26#7, pp. 22–27

Still More Potential than Performance:
Virtual Reality Research in Special Education
M. D. Roblyer and Mike Cass, col, 26#8, pp. 50–53

The Student WebQuest: A Productive and Thought-Provoking Use of the Internet
Maureen Brown Yoder, art, 26#7, pp. 6–9, 52–53

Surf and Serve:
Student-Navigated and Student-Designed Internet Service Learning Projects
Rose Reissman, art, 26#7, pp. 28–30

Surfing the Internet with the Younger Set
Sheryl Burgstahler, art, 26#5, pp. 25–29

Teaching Astronomy by Internet Jigsawing
Brian Beaudrie, Tim Slater, Stephanie Stevenson, and David Caditz; art; 26#4; pp. 28–34

Touching Students' Minds in Cyberspace:
Eight Creative Tips for Using Distance Education
M. Khalid Hamza and Bassem Alhalabi, art, 26#6, pp. 36–39

Traversing the Web Up the Mississippi to Lake Itaska: An Internet Experience
Chip Morrison, David Moore, and Diana Nunnaley; art; 26#7; pp. 14–17

The Virtual Trip
Noel Bitner, Elizabeth Wadlington, Sue Austin, Elizabeth Partridge, and Joe Bitner;
art; 26#6; pp. 6–9, 25

Who's Doing What on the Internet? A Descriptive Study of K–12 Web Pages
Ann E. Barron and Karen S. Ivers, art, 26#2, pp. 37–42

The World Wide Web: Interfaces, Databases, and Applications to Education
Richard Repp, art, 26#6, pp. 40–42, 60–61

Worldwide Genealogy
Fred D'Ignazio, Catie D'Ignazio, and Laura D'Ignazio; col; 26#3; 59–61
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Language Arts

Best, Wishes Ed
Cynthia Shick and Peggy Tarpley, srev, 26#6, pp. 48–49

Electronic Versus Paper: Do Children Learn from Stories on the Computer?
Melanie Fernandez, art, 26#8, pp. 32–34

Finding EDSITEment in the Humanities
Candace Katz, art, 26#6, pp. 14–17

Flights of Fancy: Capturing Viewpoint with Technology
Rose Reissman, art, 26#1, pp. 23–24, 31

Poetic Surfing
Tom Banaszewski, art, 26#4, pp. 20–21

Quilting Our History: An Integrated Schoolwide Project
Cassandra Van Buren and Deborah Aufdenspring, art, 26#2, pp. 22–27

Reading Mansion
Cynthia Shick and Peggy Tarpley, srev, 26#6, 45–47

Revolutions in the Classroom: Two Views of Technology
Eileen Skarecki and Elaine Insinnia, art, 26#7, pp. 22–27

Student-Reviewed Software
Rose Reissman, art, 26#5, pp. 22–25

Technology-Transformed Dictionary Compilation
Rose Reissman, art, 26#3, pp. 35–38
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Logo/LEGO Logo/MicroWorlds

Catch Your Students with MicroWorlds Games
Dotty Gonsalves and Joan Lopez, art, 26#3, pp. 19–21
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Mathematics

Aesop Enters the Mathematical World
Janet M. Scholz, art, 26#8, pp. 22–25

Blowin' Hot and Cold About My Data
Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake, col, 26#5, pp. 32–36

Creating a Mathematical Laboratory
Louis Feicht, art, 26#7, 46

The Data They Are A-Changin':
Using Real-Time Earth and Space Science Data in the Classroom
Tim Slater, art, 26#2, pp. 28–31, 36

Get Moving
Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake, col, 26#3, pp. 14–17

Grabbing Data: What You Need to Log and Use Real-World Data
Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake, col, 26#1, pp. 36–40

A Graphing Investigation of the Ellipse
Jennifer Davis and Elaine Hofstetter, art, 26#2, pp. 32–35

Is It Linear?
Lynda M. Plymate, art, 26#1, pp. 16–23

NIH Image
Mark Dolbier, srev, 26#3, pp. 52–55

Programming Dynamic Charts in the Elementary Classroom
Don Ploger and Tiffany Della Vedova, art, 26#5, pp. 38–41

Rolling the Dice:
Developing an Understanding of Experimental and Theoretical Probability
David K. Pugalee, art, 26#6, pp. 18–21

A Technology Update: Leonardo da Vinci and the Search for the Perfect Body
Bobbette M. Morgan and Joe Jernigan, art, 26#4, pp. 22–25

Using Computer Spreadsheets to Solve Equations
Margaret L. Niess, art, 26#3, pp. 22–27
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One-Computer Classroom

The Same, But Different: The Computer as Alternative Medium
Jessica Kahn, art, 26#4, pp. 15–18

Part of the Process: Problem-Based Education in the One-Computer Classroom
Jessica Kahn, art, 26#5, pp. 42–46

Presentation Software and the Single Computer
Cindy A. Brown, art, 26#2, pp. 18–21
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Planning

Opening the Electronic Doorway into Classrooms
Kenneth Eastwood, Daniel Harmony, and Cathy Chamberlain; art; 26#1; pp. 48–52
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Presentation Software

Power Up! Stimulating Your Students with PowerPoint
Andre Harrison, art, 26#4, pp. 6–9

Presentation Software and the Single Computer
Cindy A. Brown, art, 26#2, pp. 18–21
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Problem Solving/Critical Thinking

Engaging All Students: Real-World Problem Solving Helps Students “Do” Science
Ellen Frye, art, 26#8, pp. 18–21, 26

Part of the Process: Problem-Based Education in the One-Computer Classroom
Jessica Kahn, art, 26#5, pp. 42–46

The Problem Cycle: A Model for Computer Education
Margaret Lloyd, art, 26#3, pp. 6–13

Problem-Solving Software, Equity, and the Allocation of Roles
Jackie Stokes, art, 26#5, pp. 6–9, 30
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Project-Based Learning

Blast Off! A Technology-Supported Project-Based Learning Model for Success
Carol Utay and Joe Utay, art, 26#7, pp. 18–21

The Never-Ending Story: Questioning Strategies for the Information Age
Cathleen Galas, art, 26#7, pp. 10–13, 61

Part of the Process: Problem-Based Education in the One-Computer Classroom
Jessica Kahn, art, 26#5, pp. 42–46

Project LINCOL’N: Improving and Enhancing Student Learning
Michael J. Holinga, art, 26#7, pp. 54–57, 60–61

The Student WebQuest: A Productive and Thought-Provoking Use of the Internet
Maureen Brown Yoder, art, 26#7, pp. 6–9, 52–53
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Research Windows (column)

Our Multimedia Future: Recent Research on Multimedia's Impact on Education
M.D. Roblyer, col, 26#6, pp. 51–53

Preparing Internet-Ready Teachers: Which Methods Work Best?
M. D. Roblyer and Wendy Erlanger, col, 26#4, pp. 58–61

Still More Potential than Performance:
Virtual Reality Research in Special Education
M. D. Roblyer and Mike Cass, col, 26#8, pp. 50–53

Visual Literacy: Seeing a New Rationale for Teaching with Technology
M. D. Roblyer, col, 26#2, pp. 51–54
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Science

A&P Technologist
Judi Mathis Johnson, srev, 26#3, p. 57

Blowin' Hot and Cold About My Data
Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake, col, 26#5, pp. 32–36

Collecting Science in a Net:
How Lesson Plans from the World Wide Web Facilitate Science Education
William Slattery, Stacey Hundley, Colleen Finegan-Stoll, and Martin J. Becker;
art; 26#1; pp. 25–30

The Data They Are A-Changin':
Using Real-Time Earth and Space Science Data in the Classroom
Tim Slater, art, 26#2, pp. 28–31, 36

Engaging All Students: Real-World Problem Solving Helps Students "Do" Science
Ellen Frye, art, 26#8, pp. 18–21, 26

Flashenlightenment
Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake, col, 26#7, –4036

Get Moving
Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake, col, 26#3, pp. 14–17

HIP Biology 1 and 2
Mark Dolbier, srev, 26#3, pp. 56–57

HIP Physics
Mark Dolbier, srev, 26#3, pp. 55–56

Hunting for Asteroids, Comets, and Novas
Dennis Erickson, art, 26#6, pp. 22–24

IPT Sourcebook
Judi Mathis Johnson, srev, 26#3, p. 57

The Museum in Our Classroom and the Mastodon in Our Backyard
Beth Buchler, art, 26#7, pp. 32–35

Teaching Astronomy by Internet Jigsawing
Brian Beaudrie, Tim Slater, Stephanie Stevenson, and David Caditz; art; 26#4; pp. 28–34

World Walker Australia
Judi Mathis Johnson, srev, 26#1, pp. 56, 58
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Service Learning

Surf and Serve:
Student-Navigated and Student-Designed Internet Service Learning Projects
Rose Reissman, art, 26#7, pp. 28–30
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Social Studies

At the Potlatch
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50–51

Chinese Shadow Puppet Theater
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50, 52

Come Dream with Us: Online Projects Teach More than Technology
Leni Donlan, art, 26#7, pp. 42–45

Cultural Debates
Eileen Barnett, srev, 26#1, pp. 54–55

Finding EDSITEment in the Humanities
Candace Katz, art, 26#6, pp. 14–17

Mexico's Day of the Dead
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50, 52–53

Microsoft Encarta Africana
Uche Ukeje, srev, 26#8, pp. 46–48

Poetic Surfing
Tom Banaszewski, art, 26#4, pp. 20–21

Quilting Our History: An Integrated Schoolwide Project
Cassandra Van Buren and Deborah Aufdenspring, art, 26#2, pp. 22–27

Using Multicultural Software in the Curriculum
Judi Mathis Johnson, art, 26#1, pp. 53–58

World Walker Australia
Judi Mathis Johnson, srev, 26#1, pp. 56, 58
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Software Reviews

A&P Technologist
Judi Mathis Johnson, srev, 26#3, p. 57

At the Potlatch
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50–51

Best, Wishes Ed
Cynthia Shick and Peggy Tarpley, srev, 26#6, pp. 48–49

Chinese Shadow Puppet Theater
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50, 52

Cultural Debates
Eileen Barnett, srev, 26#1, pp. 54–55

HIP Biology 1 and 2
Mark Dolbier, srev, 26#3, pp. 56–57

HIP Physics
Mark Dolbier, srev, 26#3, pp. 55–56

IPT Sourcebook
Judi Mathis Johnson, srev, 26#3, p. 57

Mexico's Day of the Dead
Ines Marquez Chisholm, srev, 26#4, pp. 50, 52–53

Microsoft Encarta Africana
Uche Ukeje, srev, 26#8, pp. 46–48

NIH Image
Mark Dolbier, srev, 26#3, pp. 52–55

Reading Mansion
Cynthia Shick and Peggy Tarpley, srev, 26#6, 45–47

World Walker Australia
Judi Mathis Johnson, srev, 26#1, pp. 56, 58
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Software

Awakening the Tech Bug in Girls
Catherine Fiore, art, 26#5, pp. 10–17

Problem-Solving Software, Equity, and the Allocation of Roles
Jackie Stokes, art, 26#5, pp. 6–9, 30

Student-Reviewed Software
Rose Reissman, art, 26#5, pp. 22–25

The Tool Kit:
An Innovative Approach to Technology Integration in Networked Schools
Kevin McGillivray, art, 26#5, pp. 18–21, 31

Using Multicultural Software in the Curriculum
Judi Mathis Johnson, art, 26#1, pp. 53–58

The Virtual Trip
Noel Bitner, Elizabeth Wadlington, Sue Austin, Elizabeth Partridge, and Joe Bitner;
art; 26#6; pp. 6–9, 25
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Special Needs/At-Risk

Best, Wishes Ed
Cynthia Shick and Peggy Tarpley, srev, 26#6, pp. 48–49

Internet Investigations
Mark E. Brown and Tracey L. Riley, art, 26#3, pp. 28–34

Making It Work:
Using Technology in a Classroom for Young Children with Multiple Disabilities
Barbara Pratt, art, 26#8, pp. 28–31

Our Classmates:
What We Wondered, What We Hypothesized, and What we Learned
Susan Monahan, art, 26#6, pp. 10–13

Reading Mansion
Cynthia Shick and Peggy Tarpley, srev, 26#6, 45–47
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Teacher Education/Staff Development

Listserv Learning
Kathleen Martin and Donna Bearden, art, 26#3, pp. 39–41

Preparing Internet-Ready Teachers: Which Methods Work Best?
M. D. Roblyer and Wendy Erlanger, col, 26#4, pp. 58–61

Project LINCOL’N: Improving and Enhancing Student Learning
Michael J. Holinga, art, 26#7, pp. 54–57, 60–61

Technology Staff Development and Support Programs
Gerald D. Bailey and David Pownell, art, 26#2, pp. 47–51, 64
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Technology Education

NIH Image
Mark Dolbier, srev, 26#3, pp. 52–55

Something Superhot in Thermopolis:
Rural Wyoming Schools Enter 21st Century with Microsoft Training Programs
Bruce Thoren, art, 26#1, pp. 32–35
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Telecommunications/Distance Learning

Collaborative Education
Glenn Bull, Gina Bull, Walter Heinecke, Rhea Walker, Laura Blasi, and Jerry Willis;
col; 26#5, pp. 48–52

Curriculum-Based Telecollaboration:
Using Activity Structures to Design Student Projects
Judi Harris, art, 26#1, pp. 6–15

Educational Telesearch: A Means, Not an End
Judi Harris, col, 26#3, pp. 42–46

"I Know What We're Doing, But How Do We Do It?" Action Sequences for Curriculum-Based Telecomputing
Judi Harris, col, 26#6, pp. 42–44

Listserv Learning
Kathleen Martin and Donna Bearden, art, 26#3, pp. 39–41

The Museum in Our Classroom and the Mastodon in Our Backyard
Beth Buchler, art, 26#7, pp. 32–35

Touching Students' Minds in Cyberspace:
Eight Creative Tips for Using Distance Education
M. Khalid Hamza and Bassem Alhalabi, art, 26#6, pp. 36–39

Still More Potential than Performance:
Virtual Reality Research in Special Education
M. D. Roblyer and Mike Cass, col, 26#8, pp. 50–53
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Virtual Reality

Still More Potential than Performance:
Virtual Reality Research in Special Education
M. D. Roblyer and Mike Cass, col, 26#8, pp. 50–53
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