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The Shoemaker's Children: January 1, 1994

Look anywhere in our economy and you will see most functions almost entirely dependent on technology. So why is the personal computer still little more than an adjunct to teaching? …
Navigating the Transition: January 1, 1994

High-tech approaches to education that are "as good as" the face-to-face classroom model are not good enough. But can sexy (and costly) new technologies actually improve the quality of te…
A Platonic Paradox: January 1, 1996

Reshaping the historic teaching paradigms. Reshaping the historic teaching paradigms. …
The Curriculum Has Run Its Course: January 1, 1996

It's time to end lock-step education programs. It's time to end lock-step education programs. …
The Next-Generation Information Manager: January 1, 1997

Hal Varian, Dean of University of California at Berkeley's new School of Information Management and Systems (SIMS), on designing a curriculum for the "cybrarian." …
F2F - Why Teach Online: January 1, 1997

Face-to-face or cyberspace, each has its place. Face-to-face or cyberspace, each has its place. …
Getting Real About Technology-Based Learning: The Medium is NOT the Message: January 1, 1997

The medium is NOT the message. Good content and good teaching, along with a model of the students as discoverers, not as receptacles--is what makes the difference …
Learning during Downtime: Transforming Technological Breakdowns into Educational Opportunities: January 1, 1999

The breakdowns that are common, even inevitable, in technologically assisted learning need not be viewed as embarrassments but instead can be seen as opportunities to flex one's creativity. T…
Teaching as a Social Process: January 1, 1999

This essay proposes that two popular stereotypes of teachers, the sage and the guide, are incapable of realizing the expectations of students, parents, employers, politicians -- and teachers. Thes…

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