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Editorial - Keeping the Learning in Computer-Based Learning
William Kilbride and Michael Reynier
Submitted: September 2002; Published: September 2002
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Contexts of Learning: The PATOIS project and Internet-based teaching and learning in Higher Education
William Kilbride, Kate Fernie, Pete McKinney and Julian D. Richards
Submitted: July 2002; Revised draft submitted: September 2002; Published: October 2002
Words: 15694 (126KB); Images: 1 (1.3KB)
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Contextualising Archaeological Information Through Interactive Maps
Ian Johnson
Submitted: April 2002; Revised draft submitted: August 2002; Published: September 2002
Words: 16012 (148KB); Images: 59 (5.1MB)
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Training Professional Archaeologists in the UK - meeting the crisis of success
Kenneth Aitchison
Submitted: May 2002; Revised draft submitted: Jul 2002; Published: September 2002
Words: 16837 (164KB)
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The Internet, Images and Archaeology: ideas for interactive tutorials
Pamela Wace and Frances Condron
Submitted: March 2002; Revised draft submitted: Jul 2002; Published: September 2002
Words: 19920 (177KB)
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The Reticulum Project - museum-based learning for children: an innovative approach to the Romans in Northern England
Jo Catling and Arlene Rankin
Submitted: March 2002; Revised draft submitted: May 2002; Published: September 2002
Words: 15524 (132KB); Images: 38 (2.4MB)
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SCRAN, Archaeology and Education: Realising the potential of digital resources
Elaine Mowat
Submitted: February 2002; Revised draft submitted: April 2002; Published: August 2002
Words: 12944 (139KB); Images: 60 (400KB)
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Dea Computrix - another deity for the Roman Pantheon? Journeys in the Roman Empire CD-Rom
T.S.N. Moorhead
Submitted: February 2002; Revised draft submitted: March 2002; Published: August 2002
Words: 6289 (55KB); Images: 12 (1.6MB)
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What do we teach? What do we know? A methodology for describing archaeological skills and knowledge
John Collis
Submitted: March 2002; Revised draft submitted: April 2002; Published: July 2002
Words: 9053 (80KB)
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Digital Stones: Teaching An Archaeological Lab Course On-Line
E.S. Lohse, Robert Schlader, D. Sammons
Submitted: September 2001; Revised draft submitted: March 2002; Published: July 2002
Words: 7681 (64KB); Images 4 (430KB)
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Citizenship Education and Heritage
Tim Copeland
Submitted: November 2001; Revised draft submitted: March 2002; Published: July 2002
Words: 6166 (58KB); Images: 1 (4KB)
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Review of Cornaline de l'Inde/Carnelian in India (CD-Rom)
"this will make a welcome addition to the teaching arsenal for archaeological analysis and interpretation"
Peter Grave
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Hunt the Ancestors (web site)
"will introduce some important archaeological concepts to younger users ...seems well geared to children at Key Stage II level"
Richard Osgood
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Journeys in the Roman Empire (CD-Rom)
"exceptional images with a high and enjoyable educational element and academic rigour"
Richard Osgood
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Virtual Dig: A Simulated Archaeological Excavation of a Middle Palaeolithic Site in France (book and CD-Rom)
"imaginative ... it will introduce students to several techniques and possible problems they might encounter on real excavations"
Richard Osgood
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Viking Quest - an Epic Tale of Loot and Legend (web site)
Richard Osgood
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Whitby Abbey, English Heritage and Archaeology
Julie Ward
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