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Learning & Leading with Technology February 2002 Making homework more meaningful, choosing software to meet standards, and assessing multimedia projects are the three lead features in the February issue. Also check out the Curriculum articles and much more in this month's L&L.

Do I Have to Do My Homework?
By Marcie Zisow
Using technology to create meaningful homework assignments, activities, and projects.
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Features

Selecting Curriculum-Based Software
By Patricia Deubel
Valuable educational software can help students rise to the challenge of standardized testing and assessment, and this article can help you find that software.
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In the Curriculum

Special Needs
Meat Loaf Around the World
By Amy Ervin
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Mathematics
Lead Your Students in Mathematical Discovery
By Summer Brown, Chad Galloway, Chandra Orrill, and Shannon Umberger
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Starship Gaia
A Penny for Your Thoughts?
By Bob Albrecht and Paul Davis
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Science
LEO EnviroSci Inquiry
By Alec M. Bodzin
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Mining the Internet
Moving Images
By Glen Bull, Gina Bull, and Mark Hofer
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Multimedia

Designing Assessments for Student Multimedia Projects
   By William R. Penuel, Christine Korbak, and Karen A. Cole
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Software Releases

SoftWhere—Geography Software and More
   By Judi Mathis Johnson
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Resources


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March 2002
Two features on online learning and another two on digital imaging! From a Primer for the online instructor to solid advice for conducting a virtual field trip, you'll want to begin mugging to the camera! Speaking of cameras, we tell you how to choose the right digital camera, and ISTE's own J.V. Bolkan demystifies digital images. Of course, we also have a full helping of our regular columns and sections.

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