Creative Educational Use of the Internet
Kennedy, Shirley Duglin, Information Today
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By the time you read this column, it's probably already cooled off where you are, and the leaves may be starting to turn. Here in Florida, we're riding out the end of hurricane season, which is officially over November 1. My favorite spot for keeping tabs on this stuff is the 1997 Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season page-http:/www.met.fsu.edu/ explores/tropical.html-a joint project of Florida State University's Department of Meteorology and its excellent Florida Explores! outreach weather education program for the state's K-12 community (http://www.met.fsu.edu/explores).
Headed up by Paul Ruscher and his staff …
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Publication information:
Article title: Creative Educational Use of the Internet.
Contributors: Kennedy, Shirley Duglin - Author.
Magazine title: Information Today.
Volume: 14.
Issue: 9
Publication date: October 1997.
Page number: 46+.
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