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Teaching Through Electronic Mail
Techreport ID: kmi-95-11
Date: 1995
Author(s): Stuart Watt
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In November 1994 we (members of the former Human Cognition Research Laboratory) ran an experimental version of the Masters level course DM863, "Common Lisp for Artificial Intelligence," taught as far as possible entirely through the Internet. This report describes this course and outlines some of the experiences and ideas that evolved during this course.

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An unpublished report on the DMZX863 experimental Internet course - Common Lisp for Artificial Intelligence.
 
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