• ARTICLES
  •  Deborah Lines Andersen, Historians on the Web: A Study of Academic Historians' Use of the World Wide Web for Teaching.
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  • D. Antonio Cantu, Technology Integration in Pre-Service History Teacher Education.
    Abstracts: English | French | German | Italian | Spanish | Japanese |
    
    
  • Carmen de Pablos Heredero, Irene Albarrán Lozano and Antonio Montero Navarro,
    • Abstracts: English | German | Italian | Spanish | Japanese |
    • (English Language Version): The Use of Electronic Mail in the Public Universities of Madrid, Spain.
    • (Spanish Language Version): El impacto del uso del correo electrónico en el profesorado de las Universidades Públicas Madrileñas
      
      
  • T. Mills Kelly, For Better or Worse? The Marriage of the Web and the Classroom.
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• Special Feature: Librarians on the World Wide Web and the Field of History: (These papers were presented as a panel at the 2000 conference of the Association for History and Computing, Waco, Texas.)
  
  
  • Candace R. Benefiel, Changing Faces, Changing Places: Historical Research in the Academic Research Library in a Period of Transition
    
    
  • Patterson Toby Graham, Researching American History Primary Sources Online: A Librarian's Perspective.
    Abstracts: English | French | Italian | Spanish | Japanese |
    
    
  • Thomas M. Izbicki, Liason and Outreach in the Electronic Environment.
    Abstracts: English | Japanese |
    
    
  • Joel D. Kitchens, Electronic Scholarly Publishing and the Future of History.
    Abstracts: English | Japanese |
    
    
  • James P. Niessen, "Comment" for Panel, The Changing Faces of Libraries and Library Services
    
    

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