Seattle High-Schoolers Get a Virtual Running Start: Public-Private Cooperation Allows Teens To Pursue College-Level Coursework.

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Auteur principal: Kent, Jean
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Publié: 1997
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contents Seattle High-Schoolers Get a Virtual Running Start: Public-Private Cooperation Allows Teens To Pursue College-Level Coursework. Kent, Jean Access to Computers Community Colleges Computer Assisted Instruction High Schools Laboratories Library Services Partnerships in Education Public Libraries School Community Relationship School Libraries Secondary School Students Two Year Colleges World Wide Web Describes the Virtual Running Start program that allows high school and other students to attend Seattle Community Colleges via the World Wide Web. Community-based learning, which allows students to use computers in public libraries or high school computer labs, is discussed, and implications for libraries are considered. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Seattle High-Schoolers Get a Virtual Running Start: Public-Private Cooperation Allows Teens To Pursue College-Level Coursework.
Kent, Jean
Access to Computers
Community Colleges
Computer Assisted Instruction
High Schools
Laboratories
Library Services
Partnerships in Education
Public Libraries
School Community Relationship
School Libraries
Secondary School Students
Two Year Colleges
World Wide Web
Seattle High-Schoolers Get a Virtual Running Start: Public-Private Cooperation Allows Teens To Pursue College-Level Coursework. Kent, Jean Access to Computers Community Colleges Computer Assisted Instruction High Schools Laboratories Library Services Partnerships in Education Public Libraries School Community Relationship School Libraries Secondary School Students Two Year Colleges World Wide Web Describes the Virtual Running Start program that allows high school and other students to attend Seattle Community Colleges via the World Wide Web. Community-based learning, which allows students to use computers in public libraries or high school computer labs, is discussed, and implications for libraries are considered. (LRW)
title Seattle High-Schoolers Get a Virtual Running Start: Public-Private Cooperation Allows Teens To Pursue College-Level Coursework.
topic Access to Computers
Community Colleges
Computer Assisted Instruction
High Schools
Laboratories
Library Services
Partnerships in Education
Public Libraries
School Community Relationship
School Libraries
Secondary School Students
Two Year Colleges
World Wide Web
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ559758