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Computers & Geosciences

• Preparing content for distribution via the internet
  Butler, J.C.
  page 495-496
• Moving beyond the current state of the Internet
  Chen, E.S. and Davison, D.B.
  page 497-502
• The future of scientific communication in the earth sciences: the impact of the Internet
  Carr, T.R., Buchanan, R.C., Adkins-Heljeson, D., Mettille, T.D. and Sorensen, J.
  page 503-512
• The Internet in universities: liberation or desensitization?
  Pickering, J.
  page 513-519
• A virtual geosciences professor
  Butler, J.C.
  page 521-531
• Insights on WWW-based geoscience teaching: climbing the first year learning cliff
  Lamberson, M.N., Johnson, M., Bevier, M.L. and Russell, J.K.
  page 533-548
• Using the Internet in teaching and learning: a U.K. perspective
  Browning, P. and Williams, J.
  page 549-557
• Searching the world wide web for geoscience resources
  Schimmrich, S.H.
  page 559-562
• Creating a course-based web site in a university environment
  Robin, B.R. and McNeil, S.G.
  page 563-572
• Computer-based learning and assessment: a palaeontological case study with outcomes and implications
  Boyle, A.P., Bryon, D.N. and Paul, C.R.C.
  page 573-580
• Assignment of world wide web virtual museum projects in undergraduate geoscience courses
  Patterson, R.T.
  page 581-585
• The UCLA electronic statistics textbook
  De Leeuw, J.
  page 587-592
• Cross-disciplinary education: the use of interactive case studies to teach geophysical exploration
  Boyd, T.M. and Romig, P.R.
  page 593-599
• Virtual seminars
  Nelson, H.R. Jr.
  page 601-606
• Georgia Geoscience On-line: Distance Education and the Internet in Geology Classes at DeKalb College
  Gore, P.
  page 607-608
• Another node on the Internet
  Butler, J.C.
  page 607