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Comparing web-based learning with paper-based learning: A case study
Mee Wah Eugenia NG
Department of Mathematics and Information Technology (MIT)
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Chief Executives
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Computer Literacy
33%
Education Institutes
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Hong Kong
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Information Technology
66%
Information Technology in Education
100%
Information Technology Use
33%
Learning Activities
33%
Learning Media
33%
Learning Sessions
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One-group
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Paper-based
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Paper-based Materials
33%
Pre-service Teachers
33%
School Curriculum
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Student Teachers
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Surfing
33%
Web-based Learning
100%
Web-based Materials
33%
World Wide Web
33%
Social Sciences
Authors
50%
Computer Literacy
25%
Education
25%
Electronic Learning
100%
Hong Kong
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Information Technology
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Information Technology in Education
75%
Internet
25%
Learning Experiences
25%
Pretest
75%
Student Teachers
100%
Web Site
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