The Computer Learning and Information Processing Program
Electronic Neighborhood is a collection of teachers, students
and resources linked together for the purpose of revitalizing
urban and rural public school education. The Electronic Neighborhood
uses the resources of Dartmouth College and of the Internet to enable
teachers and to prepare students in the use of analytical and
communications tools of the 21st century. It allows students to work
with students in other classrooms across the country and across the
the world to conduct research and share information. Teachers, being
the originators of the ideas for the collaborative classroom projects,
function as skillful coaches and guides for their students. Through their
participation in the Electronic Neighborhood, teachers become expert
users of technology for the enhancement of learning, and also serve
as mentors and trainers of other teachers.
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Click name or location.
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Click to learn how to search the World Wide Web, how to use the World
Wide Web
with students, and what addresses (URLs) to begin with.
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Contact Dwight Lahr at:
Mathematics Department, 6188 Bradley, Dartmouth, Hanover, NH 03755
Tel: 603-646-2415; Fax: 603-646-1312; e-mail:
dwight.lahr@dartmouth.edu
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