• case-insensitive prefix search: default
  e.g., sig matches "SIGIR" as well as "signal"
• exact word search: append dollar sign ($) to word
  e.g., graph$ matches "graph", but not "graphics"
• boolean and: separate words by space
  e.g., codd model
• boolean or: connect words by pipe symbol (|)
  e.g., graph|network

Update May 7, 2017: Please note that we had to disable the phrase search operator (.) and the boolean not operator (-) due to technical problems. For the time being, phrase search queries will yield regular prefix search result, and search terms preceded by a minus will be interpreted as regular (positive) search terms.

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• 2004
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  Sandra C. Ceraulo:
  Instructional Design for Flow in Online Teaching: The Art of Instructional Design. eLearn Mag. 2004(4): 4 (2004)
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  Jay Cross:
  What is workflow learning? eLearn Mag. 2004(7): 1 (2004)
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  Lisa Currin:
  Feelin' groovy: experts now believe that e-learning must elicit positive emotions to succeed. eLearn Mag. 2004(1): 1 (2004)
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  Lisa Currin:
  MIT's double-secret hidden agenda. eLearn Mag. 2004(5): 1 (2004)
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  Stephen Downes:
  Cascades and connectivity. eLearn Mag. 2004(12): 2 (2004)
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  Michael Feldstein:
  Desperately seeking software simulations. eLearn Mag. 2004(5): 2 (2004)
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  Michael Feldstein:
  When Weblogs Can Be Harmful. eLearn Mag. 2004(9): 4 (2004)
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  Michael Feldstein:
  Informational cascades in online learning. eLearn Mag. 2004(10): 2 (2004)
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  T. Grandon Gill:
  Distance learning strategies, part 1: a micro analysis. eLearn Mag. 2004(8): 3 (2004)
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  T. Grandon Gill:
  Distance learning strategies: part 2: a macro analysis. eLearn Mag. 2004(9): 3 (2004)
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  Kathleen Gilroy:
  Emergent learning: what the Howard Dean campaign can teach us about online learning. eLearn Mag. 2004(2): 1 (2004)
• 
  Judy Grover:
  Patently false?: tactics shift in battle over rights to streaming technology. eLearn Mag. 2004(10): 1 (2004)
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  William R. Hersh:
  Distance learning in biomedical informatics. eLearn Mag. 2004(4): 3 (2004)
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  Karl M. Kapp:
  Writing a winning e-learning proposal. eLearn Mag. 2004(4): 2 (2004)
• 
  Karl M. Kapp:
  Selecting an e-learning solution, part 1: who should be on your e-learning selection committee? eLearn Mag. 2004(10): 3 (2004)
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  Karl M. Kapp:
  Selecting an e-learning solution, part 2: Avoiding common RFP mistakes. eLearn Mag. 2004(11): 1 (2004)
• 
  Dan Kossman:
  When investing in learning technology, look at value, not just ROI. eLearn Mag. 2004(6): 1 (2004)
• 
  Jerry Murphy:
  Leadership principles for designers: leading SMEs, part 1. eLearn Mag. 2004(5): 3 (2004)
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  Jerry Murphy:
  Leadership principles for designers: leading SMEs, part 2. eLearn Mag. 2004(5): 4 (2004)
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  Lisa Neal:
  Degrees by mail: look what you can buy for only $499! eLearn Mag. 2004(1): 2 (2004)
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  Lisa Neal:
  Predictions for 2004: e-learning visionaries look to the future. eLearn Mag. 2004(3): 1 (2004)
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  Lisa Neal:
  "Spot Learning": an interview with Jonathon Levy. eLearn Mag. 2004(7): 2 (2004)
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  Lisa Neal:
  Q&A with Saul Carliner. eLearn Mag. 2004(8): 1 (2004)
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  Lisa Neal:
  When will e-learning reach a tipping point? eLearn Mag. 2004(8): 2 (2004)
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  Lisa Neal:
  Paying Attention to Attention. eLearn Mag. 2004(10): 4 (2004)
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  Lisa Neal, Diane Miller, Ray Perez:
  Online learning and fun. eLearn Mag. 2004(9): 1 (2004)
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  Yorum Orad:
  Designing a green city through the internet: a teacher's experience in a semi-virtual course. eLearn Mag. 2004(6): 2 (2004)
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  Allison Rossett:
  Taking lessons from business and government. eLearn Mag. 2004(4): 1 (2004)
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  George P. Schell:
  Why I teach online courses. eLearn Mag. 2004(9): 2 (2004)
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  George P. Schell:
  Evaluating the development of online course materials. eLearn Mag. 2004(12): 1 (2004)

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