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Co-authorship network of co-authors of Ellen D. Wagner
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Wagner, Ellen D., et al.. (2017). Dual Enrollment from Two Points of View: Higher Education and K-12. College and university. 92(3). 57–62.4 indexed citations
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Green, Kenneth C. & Ellen D. Wagner. (2011). Online Education: Where Is It Going? What Should Boards Know?.. 19(1). 24–29.6 indexed citations
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Wagner, Ellen D.. (2005). Interaction Strategies and Experience Design: Guidelines for Technology-Mediated Learning. EdMedia: World Conference on Educational Media and Technology. 2005(1). 4118–4119.3 indexed citations
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Wagner, Ellen D.. (2005). Enabling Mobile Learning.. 40(3). 41–42.155 indexed citations
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Wagner, Ellen D.. (2001). Emerging learning trends and the World Wide Web. 33–50.4 indexed citations
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Wagner, Ellen D., et al.. (2000). Research into open and distance learning.
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Wagner, Ellen D., et al.. (1998). Return on Investment (ROI) in Action: Techniques for "Selling" Interactive Technologies.. Educational Technology archive. 38(4). 22–27.1 indexed citations
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Wagner, Ellen D. & Barbara L. McCombs. (1995). Learner Centered Psychological Principles in Practice: Designs for Distance Education.. Educational Technology archive. 35(2). 32–35.72 indexed citations
Wagner, Ellen D.. (1994). The Technology Aside: Building a Strategic Plan to Strengthen Academic Programs.. 17(1). 15–20.2 indexed citations
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Wagner, Ellen D.. (1993). The Telecommunications Regulatory Environment and Its Impact upon Distance Education. Educational Technology archive. 33(12). 29–33.1 indexed citations
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Wagner, Ellen D.. (1993). Variables Affecting Distance Educational Program Success.. Educational Technology archive. 33(4). 28–32.21 indexed citations
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Wagner, Ellen D.. (1993). Evaluating Distance Learning Projects: An Approach for Cross-Project Comparisons..2 indexed citations
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Wagner, Ellen D.. (1993). New Directions for American Education: Implications for Continuing Educators..1 indexed citations
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