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Learning & Leading with Technology March 2003 Eggs, donuts, and L&L—proof that a dozen is a magic amount. Seven steps to successful online learning communities and five of L&L's top stories of all time headline the March issue. Read what the authors of the most requested articles over the past 30 years have to say about why their articles have endured.

Seven Steps to Successful Online Learning Communities
By Maureen Brown Yoder
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Features

Then, Now, & Beyond
Technology Planning–Strategies for Stoking the Catalysts of Change
By Bernajean Porter
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Five That Survive–The Topics That Remain Important to You
By Jennifer Roland
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For Tech Leaders

Ready, Set, Integrate!
By John McCombs
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In the Curriculum

Art & Science
From All Sides Now–Weaving Technology and Multiple Intelligences into Science and Art
By Carol Lach, Ellen Little, and Deborah Nazzaro
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Multidisciplinary
Learning about Learning
By Jan Gardner
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Multidisciplinary
Online Adventurers
By Cynthia Thomas
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Multidisciplinary
Connecting Curriculum Across the Continent
By Stephen Zsiray, Jr., Zan Burningham, and Lori McGivern
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Social Studies/Language Arts
At the Source
By Terry Hongell and Patti Taverna
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Project-Based Learning
Designing to Learn
By Diane McGrath
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Student Voices

Valuable Experiences, Valuable Tools
By Shannon Lloyd
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Software Reviews

Online Tools That Really Shine
By Gail Lovely
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Readers Reminisce

Open to the World
By Bonnie Thurber
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Resources

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April 2003
Former L&L software guru Judi Mathis Johnson tackles the then, now, and beyond of educational technology. One of ISTE's superstars of educational technology—Deputy CEO Leslie Conery shares her beginnings in Readers Reminisce. A bumper crop of highly usable curriculum ideas, thought-provoking views and other nuggets o' goodness are also packed into the pages of the world's favorite magazine.

May 2003
May, the month when all good people turn their attention toward the exceptionally tasty final L&L of the school year! Legendary-shirt wearing pioneer of educational technology, Dave Moursund weilds his mighty pen in our final Readers Reminisce column. Then, Now, and Beyond also bows out with a tremendously entertaining examination of the history, state and future of the standards movement. Absolutely no advance copies! So you'll just have to wait!

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