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Sean Fine "They're connected, but are they learning? - computer instruction in Canada's schools". UNESCO Courier. FindArticles.com. 12 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1310/is_2001_March/ai_72299748/

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Articles in March, 2001 issue of UNESCO Courier

• …and the spy who loves us all - invasion of privacy
  by Simon Davies
• Otpor: the youths who booted Milosevic - Yugoslavian dictator Slobodan Milosevic
  by Christophe Chiclet
• Japan: voyeuristic games - Brief Article
  by Michel Temman
• Pirates and the paper chase - international copyright infringment
  by Lucia Iglesias Kuntz
• Data-swindlers: gold mining in the badlands of e-commerce - sale of e-commerce personal information
  by Catherine Maussion
• Chile: a judge steps in - copyright infringment - Brief Article
  by Francisca Petrovich
• All roads lead to the franchise - enfranchising women in Kuwait
  by Haya Al-Mughni
• The dot.bomb syndrome - Brief Article
  by Evan Hendricks
• Testifying from the front - war reporting
  by Shiraz Sidhva
• Corals under siege - destruction of coral reefs
  by Christl Denecke
• The quiet revolution
  by Suelette Dreyfus
• Spojmai Zariab: a pen against a nightmare - Afghani war protester - Interview
  by Jasmina Sopova
• Patrolling the reefs - Indonesia's coral reefs - Brief Article
  by John C. Ryan
• Forsaking genetic secrets
  by Amy Otchet
• They're connected, but are they learning? - computer instruction in Canada's schools
  by Sean Fine
• A tireless troubleshooter - Brief Article - Case Note
  by Glenn Schloss
• Time for schools to tune into the information age - interview with Edwyn James - Brief Article - Interview
• Labour pains: the birth of a movement
  by David Banisar
• A Privacy Divide? - privacy rights in industrial vs developing countries - Brief Article
  by Rohan Samarajiva
• Shhh… they're listening - Internet spying
  by Duncan Campbell
• The spy in your refrigerator…
  by Simon Davies
• Videomania in George Orwell's homeland - electronic surveillance in the United Kingdom
  by Jack Cheshire