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Computer Education Journals: Leading or Following Research Leading or Following Research Trends? Rachelle S. Heller George Washington University George Washington University Co-Editor: Computers & Education Education CSEDU 2011 N d ijk t Th N th l d CSEDU 2011, Noordwijkerout, The Netherlands

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Computer Education Journals: Leading or Following ResearchLeading or Following Research

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Rachelle S. HellerGeorge Washington UniversityGeorge Washington University

Co-Editor: Computers & EducationEducation

CSEDU 2011 N d ijk t Th N th l dCSEDU 2011, Noordwijkerout, The Netherlands

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214.09 J COMPUT ASSIST LEAR 214.09 121.53

194.09 J EDUC PSYCHOL 194.09 6.45

178.39 BRIT J EDUC TECHNOL 178.39 62.38

178.03 ETR&D-EDUC TECH RES 178.03 58.71

173.39 INSTR SCI 173.39 76.58

160.64 INTERACT LEARN ENVIR 64.03 160.64

159.36 EDUC PSYCHOL REV 159.36 7.24

154.42 LEARN INSTR 154.42 6.69

118.59 J RES SCI TEACH 118.59 3.09

114.06 EDUC TECHNOL SOC 48.16 114.06

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iTunes University and the classroom: Can podcasts replace Professors?

McKinney, D.; Dyck, J.L.; Luber, E.S.

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Exploring the potential of computer and video games for health and physical education: A literature

Papastergiou, M. 53:3 4,053

physical education: A literature reviewVirtual world teaching, experiential learning and assessment: An

Jarmon, L.; Traphagan, T.; Mayrath M ; Trivedi A

53:1 3,848learning, and assessment: An interdisciplinary communication course in Second Life

Mayrath, M.; Trivedi, A.

Not just fun, but serious strategies: Kim, B.; Park, H.; Baek, 52:4 3,707Not just fun, but serious strategies: Using meta-cognitive strategies in game-based learning

Kim, B.; Park, H.; Baek, Y.

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Modeling educational usage of Facebook

Mazman, S.G.; Usluel, Y.K.

55:2 4,277

The Digital Learning Classroom: Lopez, O.S. 54:4 4,205The Digital Learning Classroom: Improving English Language Learners academic success in mathematics and reading using

Lopez, O.S. 54:4 4,205

mathematics and reading using interactive whiteboard technologyIn-class laptop use and its effects on Fried, C.B. 50:3 3,867student learningWhat drives a successful e-Learning? An empirical

Sun, P.C.; Tsai, R.J.; Finger, G.; Chen, Y.Y.;

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Interactivity in the classroom and its Beauchamp G ; 54:3 3 640Interactivity in the classroom and its impact on learning

Beauchamp, G.; Kennewell, S.

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Exploring the potential of computer d id f h l h d

Papastergiou, M. 53:3 3,635and video games for health and physical education: A literature review

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