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The impact of Virtuality on

Submitted by Charlene Miller on Mon, 06/23/2008 - 11:01am.

The impact of Virtuality on teaching ...This is somewhat confusing.

Using the computer to expose the students to what they might not otherwise see seems to be the perfect application of technology.

Setting up the environment for this application will be challenging for me.

The students will be looking for what they should be doing.

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