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Title: Internet-based instruction: a national survey of psychology faculty ? Statistical Data Included
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May 27, 2007 |
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This article can be used as a guideline for educators who are considering incorporating the Internet. The article offers both positive and negative finings in relation to Internet-based instruction.
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I chose this article because of it's relation to Computer Based Instruction (CBI), which is covered in Chapter 7 of our text... Showed first 250 characters
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The overall question in my mind is, does (CBI) work? This article helped me to see what educators, who are already teaching on the college level in the field of psychology, find helpful and also what they find as a hindrance to education in terms of Internet-based instruction... Showed next 250 characters
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