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Articles in Jul 2003 issue of Journal of Information Systems Education

Simulation and role playing with LEGO(R) blocks
by Freeman, Lee A
Predicting software self efficacy among business students: A preliminary assessment
by Havelka, Douglas
Put another (B)log on the wire: Publishing learning logs as weblogs
by Wagner, Christian
Meaningful information systems internships
by Carpenter, Donald A
Simulating real world experience using accumulative system development projects
by Jih, Wen-Jang
Author Guide for preparing your JISE paper
Making the case: The systems project case study as storytelling
by Ramiller, Neil C
Forming an effective information systems advisory board
by Koong, Kai S
Computer availability and applications in selected European business schools
by Markham, Scott; Kordsmeier, William; Gatlin-Watts, Rebecca
use of role-playing to help students understand information systems case studies, The
by Kerr, Don; Troth, Ashlea; Pickering, Alison
What information technology asks of business higher education institutions: The case of Rhode Island
by Desplaces, David E; Beauvais, Laura L; Peckham, Joan M

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