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Owen Kelly
Ghost Towns & Virtual Worlds
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42.
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Kathryn Egan
Introduction
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David Koukal
Incredulity
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Chris Nagel
Propaganda, Ideology, and Perceptual Critique
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Jonathan Weidenbaum
"I Call You Jesus, You Call Me Sonny":
Matching Pi and the Apostle with Soren Kierkegaard and Rabbi Nahman of Bratslav
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Dennis Skocz
Evangelism and the Media:
A Clash of Paradigms?
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Mary C. M. Bucy
Media as Metaphor
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Jeff Taylor
Political Humor on the Web:
Democracy in (inter)Action?
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Chris Nagel
Teaching Technology:
Prefatory: Method(s)? Theory
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50.
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Kathryn S. Egan
The Soul Factor:
Deception in Intimations of Life in Computer-Generated Characters
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Stacey O'Neal Irwin
Texturing the Lifeworld through Technology:
Emerging with an Authentic Computer Tool Use Pedagogy
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Tracy P. Dalke
Yoga as the Medium:
Applications to Educational Theory and Practice
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53.
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Dave Koukal
Dwelling In The Classroom/Learning At A Distance
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54.
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Randall Dana Ulveland
Editor's Introduction
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Norm Friesen
The Experience of Computer Use:
Expert Knowledge and User Know-How
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56.
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Maria Dantas-Whitney
Examining Self Through the Other
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57.
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M. Wangeci Gatimu
A Student Teacher Constructs a Reality of His Classroom:
Discourse Analysis
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Scott Cunningham,
Lisa Palafox
Phaneroscopy, Semeiosis as Media and the Educational Endeavor or Educationism, Avoiding It and Living to Tell About It
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Dennis Skocz
Virtue And Virtuality:
Growing Up Good In the Cyber-Polity
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60.
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Darryl Cressman,
Edward Hamilton
The Experiential Dimension on Online Learning:
Phenomenology, Technology and Breakdowns
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