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Volume 3, Number 1, January 2000

Formal discussion summaries

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  Wendy Lowe:
  Transactional distance theory as a foundation for developing innovative and reactive instruction.
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  Jill Jameson:
  Student Hypermedia Composition.

Special issue articles

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  Katherine M. Sinitsa:
  Learning Individually : a Life-Long Perspective.

Full papers

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  Denise Kirkpatrick, Robert McLaughlan:
  Flexible Lifelong Learning in Professional Education.
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  Ashok Patel, Kinshuk, David Russell:
  Intelligent Tutoring Tools for Cognitive Skill Acquisition in Life Long Learning.
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  Janet Strivens, Simon Grant:
  Integrated Web-based support for learning employability skills.
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  Paola Forcheri, Maria Teresa Molfino, Alfonso Quarati:
  ICT Driven Individual Learning: New Opportunities and Perspectives.
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  Frank Linton, Deborah Joy, Hans-Peter Schaefer, Andrew Charron:
  OWL: A Recommender System for Organization-Wide Learning.
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  Alan P. Maddocks, Willy D. Sher, Andrew Wilson:
  A Web-based personal and professional development tool to promote life-long learning within the construction industry.

Short papers and personal experiences

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  Padma G. Anand, Adi Zaimi:
  Computer-managed Instruction: Evaluation of Alternate Methods of Technology Integration in Higher Education.
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  Gene E. Fusch:
  Breaking Down Perceived Barriers to Lifelong Learning.
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  Brent Muirhead:
  Interactivity in a Graduate Distance Education School.

Full length articles

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  Nikos I. Karacapilidis, Omar Abou Khaled, Maria Chiara Pettenati, Christine Vanoirbeek:
  Developing Higher-Order Skills with the MEDIT Web-based Learning Environment.
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  William Kordsmeier, Rebecca Gatlin-Watts, Joseph V. Arn:
  University Administrators' Understanding of Multimedia Copyright Guidelines.

Software reviews

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  William Sugar:
  Forum98.

Website reviews

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  Kevin Casey:
  Towards a Lifelong Learning Culture in Canada.
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  Ignacio Aedo:
  Educational Software Cooperative (ESC).
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  Martha A. Sanchez:
  The Virtual School House.

Book reviews

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  Richard Malinski:
  Teaching for flexible learning: Learning to apply the technology (MOLTA).

Volume 3, Number 2, April 2000

Formal discussion summaries

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  Muhammad Betz:
  Curriculum, Instruction, and the Internet.
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  Clark N. Quinn, Samantha Hobbs:
  Learning Objects and Instruction Components.

Full length articles

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  Ashley D. Lloyd:
  Pedagogy vs. Competition in Higher Education Distance Learning.
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  Vladan Devedzic, John K. Debenham, Dusan Popovic:
  Teaching Formal Languages by an Intelligent Tutoring System.
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  Maureen Tam:
  Constructivism, Instructional Design, and Technology: Implications for Transforming Distance Learning.
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  Maria Virvou, Maria Moundridou:
  A Web-Based Authoring Tool for Algebra-Related Intelligent Tutoring Systems.
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  Dorothy Fuller, Rena Faye Norby, Kristi Pearce, Sharon Strand:
  Internet Teaching By Style: Profiling the On-line Professor.
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  Ann Heylighen, Herman Neuckermans:
  DYNAMO: A Dynamic Architectural Memory On-line.
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  Alison A. Carr-Chellman, Dean Dyer:
  The Pain and Ecstasy: Pre-service Teacher Perceptions On Changing Teacher Roles and Technology.

Book reviews

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  Jackie Halliday:
  Instructional Technology for Teaching and Learning: Designing Instruction, Integrating Computers, and Using media.
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  Som Naidu:
  Collaboration: How to Find, Design and Implement Collaborative Internet Projects.
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  Dirk Morrison:
  Distance Training: How Innovative Organizations are using Technology to Maximize Learning and Meet Business Objectives.

Russian Section

Formal discussion summary

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  Irek A. Sabaev:
  Electronic textbook.

Articles

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  G. A. Atanov, V. V. Loktushin:
  Organization of introductory-motivational stage of activity in computer-based tutoring system.
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  L. O. Murga:
  A Tutoring System for Solving Graph Problems.
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  G. N. Alexandrov, N. I. Ivankova, N. V. Timoshkina, T. L. Chshieva:
  Pedagogical Systems, Pedagogical Processes, and Pedagogical Technologies within Modern Pedagogical Knowledge.
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  N. N. Filatova, O. L. Ahremchik:
  Center 'Computer Technologies in Education': Its Role in the Technical University Educational Process.
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  V. A. Belavin, I. N. Golitsina, S. M. Kutsenko:
  Effectiveness of Using Simulation Tutoring Systems at a Technical University.

Volume 3, Number 3, July 2000

Formal discussion summaries

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  Ruddy Lelouche, Magali Seguran:
  Can abstraction be used as a unifying guideline to design intelligent educational systems?
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  Ania Lian:
  Knowledge transfer and technology in education: toward a complete learning environment.
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  Leslie Henrickson:
  Communications Technology and Personal Identity Formation.
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  Mario Barajas, Martin Owen:
  Implementing Virtual Learning Environments: Looking for Holistic Approach.

Special issue articles Theme: On-line Collaborative Learning Environments

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  Roger Hartley:
  Introduction - On-line Collaborative Learning Environments.

Sub-theme: Collaborative Systems

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  Liwana S. Bringelson, Tom T. Carey:
  Different (Key)strokes for Different Folks: Designing online venues for professional communities.
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  Carlos José M. Olguín, Armando Luiz N. Delgado, Ivan Luiz Marques Ricarte:
  An Agent Infrastructure to set Collaborative Environments.
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  Philip L. Isenhour, John M. Carroll, Dennis C. Neale, Mary Beth Rosson, Dan Dunlap:
  The Virtual School: An integrated collaborative environment for the classroom.
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  Reinhard Kreutz, Sven Kiesow, Klaus Spitzer:
  NetChat: Communication and Collaboration via WWW.
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  Rafi Nachmias, David Mioduser, Avigail Oren, Judith Ram:
  Web-Supported Emergent-Collaboration In Higher Education Courses.
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  Cleo Sgouropoulou, Anastasios Koutoumanos, Peter Goodyear, Emmanuel Skordalakis:
  Acquiring Working Knowledge through Asynchronous Multimedia Conferencing.
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  Michael W. Freeman, Lawrence W. Grimes, J. Ray Holliday:
  Increasing Access to Learning With Hybrid Audio-Data Collaboration.
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  Sabine Seufert:
  The NetAcademy as a Medium for Learning Communities.
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  Beatrix Zimmermann, Michael E. Atwood, Sabina Webb, Michael Kantor:
  The Knowledge Depot: Building and Evaluating a Knowledge Management System.

Sub-theme: The Pedagogies of Collaborative Learning

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  Anna Cicognani:
  Concept Mapping as a Collaborative Tool for Enhanced Online Learning.
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  Xun Ge, Kelly Ann Yamashiro, Jack Lee:
  Pre-class Planning to Scaffold Students for Online Collaborative Learning Activities.
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  Pat Jefferies, Ian Constabl:
  Using BSCW in Learning & Teaching.
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  Martin Owen:
  Structure and Discourse in a telematic learning environment.
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  Som Naidu, Albert Ip, Roni Linser:
  Dynamic Goal-Based Role-Play Simulation on the Web: A Case Study.
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  Mary Peat:
  Towards First Year Biology online: a virtual learning environment.

Sub-theme: Collaborative Interaction

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  Trude Heift, Catherine Caws:
  Peer Feedback in Synchronous Writing Environments: A Case Study in French.
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  Ann C. Jones, Eileen Scanlon, Canan Tosunoglu Blake:
  Conferencing in communities of learners: examples from social history and science communication.
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  Cynthia L. Cates, Wayne V. McIntosh:
  Law On-Line: A Collaborative, Web-Based Journey in the Law and Social Sciences.
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  Barbara Wasson, Anders I. Mørch:
  Identifying collaboration patterns in collaborative telelearning scenarios.
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  Paulette Robinson:
  The Body Matrix: A Phenomenological Exploration of Student Bodies On-line.

Sub-theme: Applications

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  Johanna E. Cena:
  Bridging Gaps Between Cultures, Classrooms and Schools.
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  Cathy L. Crossland, Larry K. Monteith, Thomas K. Miller, Lynne B. Brock, Roel Cuejilo, Mary Anne Wheeler, Rebecca Viersen, Laura Zielinski:
  The FORESEE Project: Connecting Communities to Create Competence.
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  Susan N. Friel:
  MaSTech: An on-line community to support preservice and new teachers of middle grades mathematics and science.
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  James Milton, Anastasia Garbi:
  VIRLAN: Collaborative Foreign Language Learning on the Internet for Primary Age Children: Problems and a Solution.
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  Esther J. Dunbar, Susan Linklater, David Oakey:
  The Mystery Project: Bridging the Gap On-line.
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  Victoria Hay, Dennis Isbell:
  Parallel On-Line and In-Class Sections of "Writing for the Professions": A Practical Experiment.
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  Stefano Renzi, Jane E. Klobas:
  Steps toward computer-supported collaborative learning for large classes.
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  Vanessa Paz Dennen:
  Task Structuring for On-line Problem Based Learning: A Case Study.
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  Anne Hoag, Thomas F. Baldwin:
  Using Case Method and Experts in Inter-University Electronic Learning Teams.
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  Rachel M. Pilkington, Catherine L. Bennett, Sarah Vaughan:
  An Evaluation of Computer Mediated Communication to Support Group Discussion in Continuing Education.
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  Karen Ragoonaden, Pierre Bordeleau:
  Collaborative Learning via the Internet.
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  Pete Thomas, Linda Carswell:
  Learning through Collaboration in a Distributed Education Environment.

Sub-theme: Building Learning Communities

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  Jim Rogers:
  Communities of Practice: A framework for fostering coherence in virtual learning communities.
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  Elizabeth Sklar, Jordan B. Pollack:
  A Framework for Enabling an Internet Learning Community.
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  Karen L. Murphy, Sue E. Mahoney, Tina J. Harvell:
  Role of Contracts in Enhancing Community Building in Web Courses.
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  David Smith, Glenn Hardaker:
  e-Learning Innovation through the Implementation of an Internet Supported Learning Environment.

Sub-theme: Teacher Education and Staff Development

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  Cushla Kapitzke:
  The sociality and spatiality of online pedagogy and collaborative learning in an educational media and technologies course.
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  Daniel R. Dunlap, Dennis C. Neale, John M. Carroll:
  Teacher Collaboration in a Networked Community.
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  Christine Spratt, Stuart R. Palmer, Jo Coldwell:
  Using technologies in teaching: an initiative in academic staff development.
• 
  J. Scott Payne, Nils S. Peterson:
  The Civil War project: project-based collaborative learning in a virtual space.
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  Kara M. Dawson, Cheryl L. Mason, Philip Molebash:
  Results of a telecollaborative activity involving geographically disparate preservice teachers.
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  Kath Fisher, Renata Phelps, Allan Ellis:
  Group Processes Online: Teaching collaboration through collaborative processes.
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  Brian Ferry, Julie Kiggins, Garry Hoban, Lori Lockyer:
  Using computer-mediated communication to form a knowledge-building community with beginning teachers.
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  Roy Barton, Michelle Selinger:
  The TRICOM Project: an evaluation of the use of communications technology in initial teacher education.

Full length article(s)

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  Maria Virvou, Victoria Tsiriga:
  Involving Effectively Teachers and Students in the Life Cycle of an Intelligent Tutoring System.

Invited article(s)

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  J. Michael Spector:
  Towards a Philosophy of Instruction.

Website review(s)

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  Math Goodies.

Book review(s)

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  Richard Malinski:
  How teachers learn technology best.

Volume 3, Number 4, October 2000

Formal discussion summaries

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  Brent Muirhead:
  Enhancing Social Interaction in Computer-Mediated Distance Education.

Special issue articles

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  Martin Oliver:
  An introduction to the Evaluation of Learning Technology.
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  Charles Anderson, Kate Day, Jeff Haywood, Ray Land, Hamish Macleod:
  Mapping the Territory: issues in evaluating large-scale learning technology initiatives.
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  Josie Taylor, Mark Woodman, Tamara Sumner, Canan Tosunoglu Blake:
  Peering Through a Glass Darkly: Integrative evaluation of an on-line course.
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  Gordon Joyes:
  An evaluation model for supporting higher education lecturers in the integration of new learning technologies.
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  Kinshuk, Ashok Patel, David Russell:
  A multi-institutional evaluation of Intelligent Tutoring Tools in Numeric Disciplines.
• 
  Malcolm Shaw, Suzanne Corazzi:
  Avoiding holes in holistic evaluation.
• 
  Bridget Cooper, Paul Brna:
  Classroom Conundrums: The Use of a Participant Design Methodology.
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  Eileen Scanlon, Ann C. Jones, Jane Barnard, Julie Thompson, Judith Calder:
  Evaluating information and communication technologies for learning.
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  Julie Ann Richardson, Anthony Turner:
  A Large-scale 'local' evaluation of students' learning experiences using virtual learning environments.
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  Charlotte Ash:
  Towards a New Cost-Aware Evaluation Framework.
• 
  Jan van der Veen, Wim de Boer, Maarten van de Ven:
  W3LS: Evaluation framework for World Wide Web learning.

Full length articles

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  Maria Virvou, Dimitris Maras, Victoria Tsiriga:
  Student Modelling in an Intelligent Tutoring System for the Passive Voice of English Language.
• 
  Maria Chiara Pettenati, Omar Abou Khaled, Christine Vanoirbeek, Dino Giuli:
  The Learning Tutor: A Web based Authoring System to Support Distance Tutoring.
• 
  John Eklund, Ken Sinclair:
  An empirical appraisal of the effectiveness of adaptive interfaces for instructional systems.

Website reviews

• 
  Simon Heppenstall:
  Science Explained.

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