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V19 (1) Winter / hiver, 1990

Published: 1990-01-15

Articles

  • Conception d’un système conseiller intelligent dédié à la modélisation conceptuelle des données

    Marie-Michèle Boulet
  • Examination of Cognitive Style FD/FI as a Learner Selection Criterion in Formative Evaluation

    Chris A. Chinien
  • Protecting Expression in Teleconferencing: Pseudonym-Based Peer Review Journals

    David S. Stodolsky
  • Computer-Mediated Communication and School Administrators: A Case Study of a University In-Service Course

    Janice Ahola-Sidaway, Margaret MacLean, Jack Treuhaft

Book Review

  • A review of The Electronic Text: Learning to Write, Read and Reason with Computers

    Trevor J. Gambell
  • A review of Teachers as Curriculum Planners: Narratives of Experience

    Denis Hlynka

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    Editor, Richard A. Schwier
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  • English
  • Français (Canada)

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