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Seltzer, Richard – Internet World, 1995

Describes how the World Wide Web can be used to recognize student talent and acknowledge achievement. Discusses the Hillside Elementary School (Minnesota) project where students used the Internet for research and publication. Identifies educational community groups that can be recognized using the Web, and notes school marketing benefits. (AEF)

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Awards, Electronic Publishing, Elementary Schools

An Activity for Critical Thinking and the Internet.

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Kirman, Joseph M. – Southern Social Studies Journal, 1998

Introduces a new way for students to evaluate the quality of sites on the Internet. Takes the students through six main points to accomplish this evaluation in the classroom. By following these guidelines, students can develop their critical-thinking skills about the quality of accessible technology. (MJP)

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Networks, Computer Uses in Education, Critical Thinking