Educational technology: The magazine for managers of change in education

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  Año 2005, Vol. 45, Número 1

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    Why Design-Based Research Is Both Important and Difficult

    C. Dede

    págs. 5-7

    
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    Resuscitating Research in Educational Technology: Using Game-Based Learning Research as a Lens for Looking at Design-Based Research

    K. D. Squire

    págs. 8-14

    
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    Eat Your Vegetables and Do Your Homework: A Design-Based Investigation of Enjoyment and Meaning in Learning

    C. Jackson, A. Arici, S. Barab

    págs. 15-20

    
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    Design-Based Research Strategies for Developing a Scientific Inquiry Curriculum in a Multi-User Virtual Environment

    D. J. Ketelhut, B. Nelson

    págs. 21-27

    
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    The Classroom as "Living Laboratory": Design-Based Research for Understanding, Comparing, and Evaluating Learning Science Through Design

    Y. B. Kafai

    págs. 28-33

    
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    Design-Based Research: More than Formative Assessment? An Account of the Virtual Solar System Project

    K. E. Hay

    págs. 34-41

    
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    Design-Based Research Methods and Theory Building: A Case Study of Research with SpeakEasy

    C. M. Hoadley

    págs. 42-47

    
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    Design-Based Research in Educational Technology: Progress Made, Challenges Remain

    T. C. Reeves

    págs. 48-52

    
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    Toward a Model of Development for Instructional Design Expertise

    P. L. Hardre

    págs. 53-57

    
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    Appropriate Design and Utilization of Computer-Based Instructional Simulations

    D. M. Harvey, W. D. Milheim

    págs. 58-60

    
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    Distinguishing Between Facilitating and Coaching in Problem-Based Learning: Issues in Problem and Process Authenticity

    D. Hung, H. M. Cheah

    págs. 61-64

    
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  Año 2005, Vol. 45, Número 2

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    Cultural Studies in Instructional Design: Building a Bridge to Practice

    E. Rose

    págs. 5-9

    
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    Broadening Our Foundation for Instructional Design: Four Pillars of Practice

    B. G. Wilson

    págs. 10-15

    
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    Embracing the Aesthetics of Instructional Design

    P. E. Parrish

    págs. 16-24

    
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    Crossing Cultural Corridors: From Philosophy to Practice

    D. L. Solomon

    págs. 25-34

    
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    Educational Semiotics and Instructional Design

    D. Bonnycastle

    págs. 35-38

    
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    Neoliberalism, the Technological Sublime, and Techniques of the Self

    D. Shutkin

    págs. 39-47

    
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    Cultural Studies in Instructional Design: A Bibliography

    págs. 48-49

    
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    On Media and Learning: When Learners Need Instant Feedback, Only a Computer Can Implement the Requisite Instructional Method

    K. J. Luterbach

    págs. 50-55

    
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    The Dinosaur and the Computer Lab Hog: Eight Teachers' Experiences with Computers

    M. Shi

    págs. 56-62

    
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  Año 2005, Vol. 45, Número 3

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    Technology and the Future of Educational Crafts

    M. Eisenberg

    págs. 3-11

    
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    A Growing Revolution in American Education: Toward Transformation and the Rising Expectations of Today's Students

    S. Patrick

    págs. 12-19

    
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    Five Powerful Ways Technology Can Enhance Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

    Charles R. Graham, R. E. West

    págs. 20-27

    
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    Designing a Tool for Evaluating Web-Based Instruction: Description and Lessons Learned

    C. S. Alfano, R. A. Reiser, E. H. Brooks

    págs. 28-39

    
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    Systematic and Systemic Design of Instruction as an Iterative Process: A Functional Model for Practice in the Real World

    K. S. Cennamo

    págs. 40-48

    
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    Psychology, Instructional Design, and the Use of Technology: Behavioral, Cognitive, and Affordances Perspectives

    M. Rabinowitz

    págs. 49-53

    
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    Merrill Plus: Blending Corporate Strategy and Instructional Design

    A. Margaryan, B. Collis

    págs. 54-58

    
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    Choosing Success: The Rationale for Thinking, Planning, and Doing Mega

    R. Kaufman

    págs. 59-61

    
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    Interviews with Badrul Khan: Interview with Sir John Daniel

    págs. 62-63

    
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  Año 2005, Vol. 45, Número 4

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    Instructional Systems Development: A 30 Year Retrospective

    W. Hannum

    págs. 5-21