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History Computer Review

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Berman, Marjorie K.	1
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Why Teach Hybrid History?

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Berman, Marjorie K. – History Computer Review, 2001

Focuses on the use of hybrid instruction by using the best aspects of traditional teaching incorporated with online instruction. Discusses the basic guidelines for teaching hybrid courses, what works and does not work in a hybrid class, and the improvements for future hybrid classes. (CMK)

Descriptors: Computer Uses in Education, Course Content, Educational Environment, Higher Education

Teaching World History With Computers: Why Do I Do It and What's Involved.

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Tucker, Sara W. – History Computer Review, 2002

Identifies reasons for using computers to teach world history. Discusses how instructors can acquire and use digital classroom resources. Describes how to develop and use online courses and course Web pages. (PAL)

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Uses in Education, Higher Education, History Instruction