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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 15, Number 3, 1 November 2001

Introduction: As we may learn …
pp. 261-264(4)
Author: Maharg, Paul

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A Web-based Decision Support System for Divorce Lawyers
pp. 265-279(15)
Authors: Duguid, Scott; Edwards, Lilian; Kingston, John

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How to Push an Elephant Through a Straw: Using Wireless Technology in a Web-enhanced Skills Program
pp. 281-299(19)
Authors: Goldman, Pearl; Kaufman, Billie Jo

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Legal Transplants and Legal Downloads
pp. 301-315(15)
Author: Schafer, Burkhard

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Networked Legal Learning: An Evaluation of the Student Learning Experience
pp. 317-329(13)
Authors: Jones, Chris; Bloxham, Sefton

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Engaging Students and Enhancing Skills: Lessons from the Development of a Web-supported International Environmental Law Conference Simulation
pp. 331-344(14)
Author: Poustie, Mark R.

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Negotiating the Web: Legal Skills Learning in a Virtual Community
pp. 345-360(16)
Author: Maharg, Paul

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Law for Life: Preliminary Thoughts
pp. 361-368(8)
Author: Young, Max

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Introducing the Internet to the Law School: Some Lessons from Adelaide
pp. 369-379(11)
Author: Richards, Bernadette

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