Testing computer based high school science modules in a classroom setting

Journal of Geoscience Education, May 2003 by Bartholomew, James W Jr, Carpenter, John R, Owens, Thomas J

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James W. Bartholomew Jr. Department of Geological Sciences University of South Carolina, Columbia South Carolina 29208 J.Bart@sc.edu

John R. Carpenter Center for Science Education and Department of Geological Sciences University of South Carolina, Columbia South Carolina 29208 Jpawleys@AOL.com

Thomas J. Owens Department of Geological Sciences University of South Carolina Columbia South Carolina 29208 owens@sc.edu