International
Journal of
Educational
Technology

July, 1999 - Articles

Notes from the editors
- Roger Hacker, Ph.D., University of Western Australia;
- James A. Levin, Ph.D., University of Illinois

About the authors in this issue

Can computer-based testing achieve quality and efficiency in assessment?
-Paul Bocij, Advanced Multimedia Ltd.;
- Andrew Greasley, University of Derby

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Evaluation of a multimedia package on pedagogical
design and display of visuals
- Madhumita Bhattacharya, National Institute of of Multimedia Education;
- Kanji Akahori, Tokyo Institute of Technology;
- K. L. Kumar, University of Botswana

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Gender differences and computer competency:   The effects of a high access computer program on the computer competency of young women
-Alan Bain, Brewster Academy;
- Peter T. Hess, Brewster Academy;
- Gerard Jones, Cushing Academy;
- Carl Berelowitz, Wheaton College

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Opportunities and options for Web-enabled databases comparing in choosing the right software for virtual courses and communities
-Chong Ho Yu, Ph.D., CNE, MCSE,  Arizona State University;
-Angel Jannasch-Pennell, Ph.D., Arizona State University;
-Samuel A. DiGangi, Ph.D., Arizona State University

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Role of awareness of cognitive style in hypermedia
- Jennifer Summerville, Ph.D., Emporia State University

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Will MANs and SuperJANET dominate educational technology in the UK?
-Mike Thelwall, Ph.D., University of Wolverhampton

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