Internet in the Schools: A Literacy Perspective.

Dennis G. Mike

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schools: A literacy perspective Dennis G. Mike ^^M Even people who think computers are boring are aware that something called Internet (or simply the Net) has emerged as a prominent new technology. It is almost impossible to pick up a newspaper or magazine without seeing some reference to Internet. In this, Information Age, electronic mail (e-mail) and World Wide Web addresses are provided at end of television news broadcasts and commercials. The Internet has even

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