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Educational Gerontology Volume 25, 1999 - Issue 6
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USING THE WORLD WIDE WEB AS A TEACHING TOOL: ANALYZING IMAGES OF AGING AND THE VISUAL NEEDS OF AN AGING SOCIETY

Patricia Jakobi
Pages 581-593 | Published online: 11 Nov 2010

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Lisa M. Curch. (2010) Using Prime-Time Animation to Engage Students in Courses on Aging. Gerontology & Geriatrics Education 31:4, pages 361-382.
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Bo Xie. (2007) Information Technology Education for Older Adults as a Continuing Peer-Learning Process: A Chinese Case Study. Educational Gerontology 33:5, pages 429-450.
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Mary Godfrey & Owen Johnson. (2009) Digital circles of support: Meeting the information needs of older people. Computers in Human Behavior 25:3, pages 633-642.
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