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SUBJECT INDEX
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                                               SUBJECT INDEX          183
        Intelligent Essay Assessor,  xxvi,  Needs of institutions,  124-125
                xxvii,  xxviii,  xxxi,  96,  NiceNet,  xix
                158-159,  164-165         No Child Left  Behind Act  (NCLB),  27,
        Internet culture,  1,  123               118,  126-127
        Internet  Relay Chat,  35
        Interactivity,  40, 66                      O
        Iterability,  66
                                          Online Learning Record (OLR),
                  K                              102-104,  106-108, 126,
                                                 160
        Kairos,  26                       Open Source Portfolio  Initiative
        Key-word-in-context,  86                 (OPSI), xx,  xxi
        Knowledge,  63,  66,  83,  85,  89, 104,  Overrides,  34,  80,  86
                115,  124, 167            Overwrite,  23,  33-34,  77, 80, 86,
           discourse knowledge,  23,  83         138-139
           topic knowledge,  22           Ownership  of text, 33,  52,  60,
           writer's  knowledge,  21              64-86,  153, 168

                  L                                 P
        Law of noncontradiction,  82      Panopticon,  9-10,  113
        Law of suppression  of radical  poten-  Papertext,  16, 32,  34,  36,  38,
                tial,  124, 139                  41-42,  49, 50, 54-55, 59,
        Learning outcomes,  55,  79, 81,  115,   93
                145,  147                 Permission,  68
        Liminal moments,  x               Personalism  of the Internet,  67-68
        Lingua Franca,  127               Perspective, 43-44, 76
        LiveText, xx,  xxi                Platonic ideal,  50
        Logic of the  image,  167         Postprocess writing,  xviii
        Logic of writing,  167            Predicate analysis,  86
                                          Primary  Trait  Scoring  model, xxv,
                  M                              48
                                          Product-producer  instructional
        Macintosh  computers,  xxvi              methods,  xx
        Market-model  university,  143-145  Productivity,  5
        MOOs, xxx, 1-2,  12-13,  16,  18, 24,  Proficiency,  79
                31, 40, 43, 56-57, 60-61,  Project  Essay Grade (PEG), xxv, xxvi
                65,  81,  111,  114, 132, 135,  Psychometrics,  xx, xxiii, xxviii,  93,
                140                              95
        Multiple-choice  exam,  xxiii,  xxvii,
                xxviii,  82, 92                    R
        Multisemiotic,  46

                  N                       Radical-critical  pedagogy,  122
                                          Readability,  61
        National  Council of Teachers of Eng-  readability  scales,  24
                lish  (NCTE),  51         Reliability,  13,  87-115
        National Teachers Exam  (NTE),  xxiv  Remediation,  157, 159, 167-169
        National  Telecommunications  and  Rhetoric, xxiii,  xxv, xxviii,  11,  38,
                Information  Administration      45,  55,  83, 86
                (NTIA),  141              Risk,  8-11
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