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ID advocates have recently been pushing this line heavily as of late (Meyer 2009), even in the science standards of some states (see Matzke and Gross 2006, for discussion and refutation of the information argument), and in the ID movement's new textbook, Explore Evolution (Meyer et al. 2007).

But the very same ID advocates in 2007 produced a new Pandas-like textbook, Explore Evolution (Meyer et al. 2007), which almost completely avoids reference to creationism or ID but nevertheless rehashes many of the traditional, half-baked creationist/ID objections to common ancestry.

The app, from the Australian company Alpha History, is an interactive electronic textbook that explores the war across 36 short chapters, each covering various aspects of the conflict like trench warfare and the Allied disaster at Gallipoli.

New possibilities for content delivery via distance education are described, and the feasibility of web-based shared curriculum content (a virtual textbook) is explored.

The major purposes of this study were to understand teachers' definitions of e-textbooks, to identify teachers' needs when using e-textbooks and to explore the relationships between teachers' needs of using e-textbooks and teachers' attributes.

Here we provide an up to date review of epidemiology and public health textbooks with and specifically explore the extent to which standard methodological works by epidemiologists provide all of the analytic tools needed by those assessing public health problems and priorities.

A curious mixture of self-help guide and hard-boiled business studies textbook, "Finish Big" explores the folly of failing to prepare for an eventual sale.

Because diagonal cladograms with a slanting up-to-the-right (UR) orientation are most commonly used in college-level textbooks, the authors explored whether a diagonal cladogram drawn with a UR backbone line is computationally equivalent to its informationally equivalent mirror-image, drawn in a slanting down-to-the-right (DR) orientation.

Further studies using other research methods, such as questionnaires, observation, or analysis of textbooks could be carried out to explore more about washback effects in Taiwanese educational system.

In contrast to the current encyclopedic model of an introductory textbook, this e-book makes effective use of electronically linked text and online resources, selects examples to explore in depth, and offers students means to deepen their understanding.

In examining CACs in United States history textbooks, two questions were explored: (1) Do CACs occur in history textbooks with similar frequency to causal conjunctions and causal material processes (CMPs)?