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Journal of Computer Assisted Learning

2001 Volume 17, Number 3

Editors

A. Kirschner Paul

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Table of Contents

Number of articles: 3

  1. Perspectives on the Relationships between ICT and Assessment

    Angela McFarlane

    Considers the use of information and communications technologies (ICT) in schools as a set of skills or competencies, as a vehicle for teaching and learning, and as an agent of change. Discusses... More

    pp. 227-34

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  2. The Role of Visually Rich Technology in Facilitating Children's Writing

    John Vincent

    Discussion of elementary school children who have a preferred visual learning style focuses on a study that investigated the impact of the use of computers and a visually rich software program in a... More

    pp. 242-50

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  3. Feedback for Web-based Assignments

    Betty Collis, W De Boer & K Slotman

    Discusses a concept used at the University of Twente based on increased flexibility in learning options and the active student in which there are assignments submitted and monitored via a Web-based... More

    pp. 306-13

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