On-Line Search in the Science Classroom: Benefits and Possibilities.

Raven McCrory Wallace · Jeff Kupperman

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Raven Wallace and Jeff Kupperman The University of Michigan In E. Soloway (symposium chair) Using On-line Digital Resources to Support Sustained Inquiry Learning in K-12 Science AERA 1997 Wallace, R., & Kupperman, J. (1997, ). On-line search in the science classroom: Benefits and possibilities. Paper presented at the AERA, Chicago, 1997.

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