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2001
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Paul G. Shotsberger, Ronald J. Vetter:
Teaching and Learning in the Wireless Classroom. Computer 34(3): 110-111 (2001)

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1999
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Paul G. Shotsberger, Ronald J. Vetter, Ronald Stammen, Gloria Blue, Edrie Greer:
Network-based Professional Development: A Comparison of Statewide Initiatives. WebNet 1999: 957-962
1996
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Paul G. Shotsberger, Christopher G. Spell:
Professional Development On The World Wide Web: Training Secondary Mathematics Teachers. WebNet 1996
1995
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Paul G. Shotsberger, Karan B. Smith, Christopher G. Spell:
Collaborative distance education on the World Wide Web: what would that look like? CSCL 1995: 312-316

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