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Learning
& Leading with Technology
Summer 2002
Our annual online-only Summer issue is out! That means
school
must be right around the corner. Two blockbuster
features—Patricia
Deubel's tutorial approach to exploring the Internet and
David
Marcovitz' instructional guide to using Microsoft Access
database
in the classroom complete the issue.
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Getting
Started Enriching
K–12 Curriculum with Internet
Resources
By Patricia Deubel
A tutorial approach of a teacher's exploration of the
Internet with
its enormous resource of materials to enrich K–12
curriculum.
Available in HTML only.
 Read
this article.
Databases in
Microsoft
Access
By David M. Marcovitz
An illustrated guide to getting started using one of the most popular and
powerful databases for Windows machines. The article, in Adobe PDF format
for easy download is an excellent 21-page primer for classroom teachers.
Download
the full article (PDF, 335 KB, PDF Instructions)
September
2002
The launch of our 30th Volume! In addition to all the goodness
you've
come to expect from our authors, the new volume will be
sprinkled with
trips down educational technology memory lane! Visionary Dave
Moursund
kicks off the new "Then, Now, and Beyond" column
looking at
where we started in ed-tech, how far we've come, and where we
must go
to be sucessful. Lots of other new features and all the old
favorites
await you!
October
2002
The celebration continues with more retrospective features and tons of forward-looking,
thought-provoking, and eminently useful articles from the both L&L
veteran writers and fresh newcomers to our pages. Check out Glen Bull and
pals excellent look at Logo, Longtime software editor Judi Mathis Johnson's
final software review column, and much, much more! Editorial Calendar.
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when the pages were posted. However, The Web is volatile, and
we have
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the
L&L Webmaster (ll_webmaster@iste.org)
if you have an update for a link.
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