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I'm doing better but feeling worse: serendipity, unintended consequences, and I.T.; little did this I.T. expert imagine that there's a downside to the wonderful world of information technology on campus - information technology

"Serendipity," that's what we call it when we like surprise engendered by change. When we don't like it, we call it "unintended consequences." In...
Technos: Quarterly for Education and Technology, 03/22/02 by Frank W. Connolly · More from publication
Intellectual honesty in the era of computing. (includes a Bill of Rights and Responsibilities for electronic learners)(Column)

Cyberspace is wide open territory, which presents great potential for both good and bad. Computers facilitate teaching, learning, writing,...
T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education), 04/01/95 by Connolly, Frank W. · More from publication
The feedback classroom: teaching's silent friend.

Research indicates that feedback improves students' retention of information. The American University has developed the Consensor system, a...
T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education), 12/01/89 by Connolly, Frank W.; Eisenberg, Thomas E. · More from publication

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