The integration of instructional technology into public education: Promises and challenges
Rodney S. Earle
págs. 5-13
Exploring current lssues in educational technology using a problem-based approach to instruction
Drew Tiene
págs. 14-22
Understanding how thriving internet quasi-commun ities work: Distinguishing between learning about and learning to be
David Hung, Der-Thanq Chen
págs. 23-27
Quality in web-supporled learning
Jill Fresen
págs. 28-32
Online collaboration: Making it work
Lesley G. Hathorn, Albert L. lngram
págs. 33-40
Is online learning for everybody?
Greg Kearsley
págs. 41-44
The many hats of an instructional designer: The development of an instructional card game
William Sugar, Anthony Betrus
págs. 45-51
A simplified method of eliciting information from novices
D. Scott Brandt, Lorna Uden
págs. 52-55
Anxiety and waiting: A heideggerian view of instructional simulation
Ron Saito
págs. 56-58
Badrul Khan
págs. 59-60