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Planes

Fiona Patchett

2003

Towards Electronic Journals

C. Tenopir

2000

Electric worlds in the classroom

Harold Chaput, Lisa Brandt, Richard T. Beckwith

2006

Super searcher, author, scribe

Loraine Page

2002

Science on the Internet

Jazlin V. Ebenezer, Eddy Lau

1999

Online Seductions

Esther Gwinnell

1998

The definitive guide to criminal justice and criminology on the World Wide Web

Frank Schmalleger

2002

Bisexual Resource Guide

Robyn Ochs

2001

Online investing

Jon D. Markman

1999

Using Internet Primary Sources to Teach Critical Thinking Skills in the Sciences (Libraries Unlimited Professional Guides in School Librarianship)

Carolyn Johnson

2002

Online competitive intelligence

Helen P. Burwell

1999

Media access

E. Page Bucy

2004

Cyber patrol

Robert Cutting

2007

World War II on the Web

Richard Jensen, J. Douglas Smith

2003

Learning design

Rob Koper

2005

Using Internet primary sources to teach critical thinking skills in world languages

Grete Pasch

2000

Introduction to art image access

Murtha Baca

2002

Digital Government

Darrell M. West

2005

Digital Divide

Pippa Norris

2001

Introduction to Asia

Elizabeth Dalby

2005

Finding Anyone, Anywhere, Anywhen

Noel Montgomery Elliot

2006

Web Design

Julius Wiedemann

2006

The Civil War on the Web

William G. Thomas

2000

DK online space travel

Ian Graham

2004

Cyberactivism

Martha McCaughey, Michael D. Ayers

2003

A Prentice Hall guide to evaluating online resources

M. Neil Browne

2003

Internet Resources

Hugh A. Thompson

1995

International commercial law

John Mo

2000

Neal-Schuman directory of library technical services home pages

Barbara Stewart

1997

Assessment strategies for the on-line class

Bruce W. Speck, Rebecca S. Anderson

2002

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