Broken Links: Just How Rapidly Do Science Education Links Disappear?

Posted by Dennis G. Jerz on April 24, 2002 12:00 AM | No Comments | Link to here ∴
"Although Internet resources may be freely available, there is a lack of certainty that they will be available for students next month, next semester or next year." Markwell and Brooks --Broken Links: Just How Rapidly Do Science Education Links Disappear?via Wired)

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