Astronomy E-Books
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Astronomy |
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| We adopt the Web 2.0 paradigm as a mechanism for preparing, editing, delivering and maintaining educational content, and for fostering ongoing innovation in the online education field. We report here on the migration of legacy course materials from PowerPoint slides on CD to a fully online delivery mode for use in the Swinburne Astronomy Online (SAO) program. | |
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| Guide to astronomy |
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| It would seem that when it comes to observingthe universe, the larger the instrument, the bet-ter. This is true up to a point, but there are lim-its—limits not imposed by technology but bynature itself. | |
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