New Currents in Teaching and 
Learning, Vol.6, No.4, 1999

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Volume 6
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TOP STORIES, Vol.6 No.4, 1999


Learning Commons Symposium: Envisioning On-line Learning -- Tim Buell


Sociology Block Week Courses -- Harry Hiller


Distance Education Learning in Two Software Engineering Grad Courses -- Michele Jacobsen, Rob Kremer and Mildred Shaw


Web Course Delivery: ENEL 593 -- Len Bruton


Using Multimedia Tools for Research Communication -- Fred Houle


Developing skills for their future: CEL - Collaborative Electronic Learning -- Jim Connolly


Networked Technologies: Enhancing Learning and Research in Graduate Studies -- Janet McCracken


Kinesiology 399:High Praise for Telecourse -- Cal Botterill


WurcNet Changes Name: Netera


Benefitting form the experts:Multimedia in Anatomy teaching and Learning -- Larry Katz, Murray Maitland





*Cal Botterill

*Len Bruton

*Tim Buell

*Jim Connolly

*Harry Hiller

*Fred Houle

*Michele Jacobsen

*Larry Katz

*Rob Kremer

*Murray Maitland

*Janet McCracken

*Netera

*Mildred Shaw

*The Learning Commons


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