Risks of e-education
Communications of the ACMPublished 1 October 1998Open access
Peter G. Neumann
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E-education may be better for older or more disciplined students, and for students who expect more than just being entertained, although it is useful for stressing fundamentals as well as helping students …
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IEEE SpectrumThe wired classroom [Internet-based education]
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It is argued however, that in order to truly develop students' skills and broaden their horizons, educators must use the technology wisely.
