Multitudinous Multimedia: The American Memory Project.
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| author | Reynolds, John F. |
| author_facet | Reynolds, John F. Reynolds, John F. |
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| contents | Multitudinous Multimedia: The American Memory Project. Reynolds, John F. Archives Audiovisual Aids Computer Uses in Education Databases Educational Change Educational Media Educational Technology Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education History Instruction Hypermedia Library Networks Photographs Primary Sources Resource Materials United States History Asserts that laser disks and CD-ROMs are causing another wave of technological change in education. Describes the American Memory Project of the Library of Congress, which makes an enormous quantity of materials available to educators. Includes a list of user evaluation sites and telephone numbers organized by states. (CFR) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1994 |
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| spellingShingle | Multitudinous Multimedia: The American Memory Project. Reynolds, John F. Archives Audiovisual Aids Computer Uses in Education Databases Educational Change Educational Media Educational Technology Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education History Instruction Hypermedia Library Networks Photographs Primary Sources Resource Materials United States History Multitudinous Multimedia: The American Memory Project. Reynolds, John F. Archives Audiovisual Aids Computer Uses in Education Databases Educational Change Educational Media Educational Technology Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education History Instruction Hypermedia Library Networks Photographs Primary Sources Resource Materials United States History Asserts that laser disks and CD-ROMs are causing another wave of technological change in education. Describes the American Memory Project of the Library of Congress, which makes an enormous quantity of materials available to educators. Includes a list of user evaluation sites and telephone numbers organized by states. (CFR) |
| title | Multitudinous Multimedia: The American Memory Project. |
| topic | Archives Audiovisual Aids Computer Uses in Education Databases Educational Change Educational Media Educational Technology Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education History Instruction Hypermedia Library Networks Photographs Primary Sources Resource Materials United States History |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ493947 |