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Number of articles: 3

1. The Case for Cyberlearning: Genomics (and Dragons!) in the High School Biology Classroom

   Meghan Southworth, Jan Mokros, Chad Dorsey & Randy Smith

   GENIQUEST is a cyberlearning computer program that allows students to investigate biological data using a research-based instructional model. In this article, the authors make the case for using... More

   pp. 28-33

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2. Teaching with Technology: Using Websites and Videos to Increase Understanding of Bacterial Transformation

   Stephanie McCormack & Donna L. Ross

   Technology can be a powerful tool to increase motivation, engagement, and achievement (Park, Khan, and Petrina 2009). In this article, the authors describe their collaborative approach to... More

   pp. 40-45

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3. Sims for Science: Powerful Tools to Support Inquiry-Based Teaching

   Katherine K. Perkins, Patricia J. Loeblein & Kathryn L. Dessau

   Since 2002, the PhET Interactive Simulations project at the University of Colorado has been working to provide learning tools for students and teachers. The project has developed over 85... More

   pp. 46-51

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