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Volume 35, Number 5, September 2004

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Editorial
pp. 521-523(3)

Visions and realities of Internet use in schools: Canadian perspectives
pp. 569-585(17)
Authors: Susan Gibson; Dianne Oberg

Providing access to electronic information resources in further education
pp. 607-616(10)
Authors: Linda Banwell; Kathryn Ray; Graham Coulson; Christine Urquhart; Ray Lonsdale; Chris Armstrong; Rhian Thomas; Siân Spink; Alison Yeoman; Roger Fenton; Jennifer Rowley

Challenges and issues in designing inquiry on the Web
pp. 627-643(17)
Author: Byung-Ro Lim

A user's experience
pp. 645-656(12)
Author: Brian Shackel

Comparison of two modes of web-based instruction in a course on environmental protection
pp. 657-658(2)
Authors: Mladen Koljatic; Mónica Silva; Eduardo Varas; Adriana Vergara

Helping academic staff to design electronic learning and teaching approaches
pp. 659-662(4)
Authors: Gayani Samarawickrema; Robyn Benson

Secondary school pupils’ motivations to use an Integrated Learning System
pp. 663-668(6)
Authors: Andrew Presland; Jocelyn Wishart

Students’ perceptions of early experiences with microcomputer-based laboratories (MBL)
pp. 669-671(3)
Authors: Gregory P. Thomas; Peter Fong Man-wai; Eric Tsang Po-keung

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