Volume 41 Issue 50 (1999)

Published: January 1, 1999

Review Articles

Multimedia and children in Turkey
A M Tuncer, S S Yalçin
Pages: 27-34
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Social indicators of child well-being and the World Wide Web: considering youth as users
B V Brown
Pages: 51-59
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Original Articles

Children are born as information seekers, "bright and dark sides of multimedia for child development". Introduction
N Kobayashi
Pages: 1-4
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Expanding concept of learning to learn
H Azuma
Pages: 5-6
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Children in Japan and multimedia
Y Shimauchi
Pages: 7-12
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Country report: Singapore
D L Goh
Pages: 13-14
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Education in Australia
J Aland
Pages: 15-20
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Country report on multimedia and Internet for children and youth in Taiwan
H F Ho
Pages: 21-25
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Introducing the Internet to primary schools in Japan: 100-School Networking Project, NTT Konet Plan, and related projects
S Someoka
Pages: 35-43
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The use of multimedia in the Childwatch International research network
P Miljeteig, M L Bistrup
Pages: 45-50
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Multimedia for edu-tainment of children in Asia: the case of television in seven Asian countries
A Goonasekera
Pages: 61-71
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Virtual reality in a children's hospital
K Nihei, K Shirakawa, N Isshiki, M Hirose, H Iwata, N Kobayashi
Pages: 73-82
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Virtual reality--current multimedia--the world of virtual reality for children
M Hirose
Pages: 83-89
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Digital kids of the Heisei era: experiment at Toyonaka Bunka Kindergarten
S Matsuda
Pages: 91-97
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Introduction of "Shinkenzemi 84 Net" project
M Nakagaki
Pages: 99-108
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Multimedia unplugged: a workshop on learning designs at the neoMuseum, Japan
N Ueda
Pages: 109-117
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Designing, constructing and utilizing of new learning spaces: space as a place to think with
H Weintraub
Pages: 119-125
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New tools for learning
D Dickinson
Pages: 127-135
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Implications for the future
S Papert
Pages: 137-140
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Awareness of the earth and possibilities for new science education in the Internet age
S Takemura
Pages: 141-148
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A quick overview of present technology in Japan
T Ishi
Pages: 149-156
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