New Manual Covers Environmental Ed. -- THE Journal

New Manual Covers Environmental Ed.

10/01/95

A new resource manual, Using Computers in Environmental Education: Interactive Multimedia and On-Line Learning, explains how to use the latest technology to teach about the environment. Developed by the National Consortium for Environmental Education and Training, the 72-page manual is full of illustrative examples and practical tips. It covers interactive multimedia, online networks and more. For more information, including discounts on multiple orders, contact the School of Natural Resources and Environment, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, (313) 998-6726; [email protected].

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