Sentence examples for internet curriculum from inspiring English sources

Some would go to the modernizing of facilities as well, and some to the development of an Internet curriculum available to students everywhere.

The institute oversees a range of educational programs, from a select two-year college-level institute to a free Internet curriculum for middle and high school students.

I had met a Rutgers professor while helping to develop an Internet curriculum at the school in the 1990s, and I left Qwest to start Teoma Technologies, an Internet search company, with him and the university.

However, little data is available on the use of web-based curricular materials by physician educators or the effectiveness of faculty development programs aimed at increasing physician use of the Internet curriculum resources.

Kemper et al 24 conducted a randomized trial of an Internet curriculum versus waitlist control to educate health care professionals about the risks and benefits of herbs and dietary supplements.

Not only did their networks block the wrong thing, but what was blocked changed from minute to minute, making it nearly impossible to integrate the internet into curriculum and presentations.

The contract was awarded last week to Classroom Connect Inc., a Silicon Valley company that specializes in Internet-based curriculum and professional development for elementary and secondary school teachers.

After an introduction to Internet-based curriculum design, training in a curriculum design framework, and discussions with scientists who work on a specific topic, our participating middle and high school teachers draft curriculum materials (both online and non-online).

To this end we (1) partner with precollege science teachers to develop and produce innovative Internet-based curriculum supplement materials focused on genetics, biotechnology, and bioethics; (2) update and expand teachers' knowledge in these areas through professional development programs; and (3) engage precollege students in science enrichment experiences.

The purpose of this study is to compare four strategies for delivering an Internet-based (e-) curriculum on clinicians' knowledge (K), confidence (CONF), and communication (COMM) about herbs and other dietary supplements (HDS).

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