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The Internet and Education: A Close Fit
Neil L. Rudenstine. 1997. Point of View: The Internet and Education,
A Close Fit. Chronicle of Higher Education 21 February, A48.
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1. The Internet can provide access to essentially unlimited sources
of information not conveniently obtainable through other means. |
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2. The Internet allows for the creation of unusually rich course materials. |
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3. The Internet enhances the vital process of "conversational" learning. |
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4. The Internet reinforces the conception of students as active agents
in the process of learning, not as passive recipients of knowledge from
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