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Barron, Ann E., & Ivers, Karen S. (1996).
The internet and instruction: Activities and ideas.
Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited.
Note: this summary doesn't represent
the entire book, just a few of the techniques I liked.
IDEAS FOR ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION
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Electronic Pen Pals: messages are
exchanged with peers in another school, state, or country.
Consider cross-cultural or cross-age pairings or groups.
May be done at individual or group levels.
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Peer-to-Peer Tutoring (aka electronic
mentoring): links students with others who provide
one-on-one assistance and guidance on a routine basis.
May use email or chat.
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Round-Robin Publishing: a
class or group starts a story with one paragraph and sends
it to another class. Students work to add a new
paragraph to the story, and the story variations rotate
to the next class.
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HTML Publishing: this may
be as simple as a student homepage created by typing in
a form, or as elaborate as creating entire web sites.
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