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Use and abuse of the internet for teaching research ethics

Commentary on “Misconceptions and realities about teaching online” (J. E. Sieber)

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  1. Sieber, Joan E. (2005) Misconceptions and Realities about Teaching Online, Science and Engineering Ethics 11 (3): 329–340.

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  1. Research Ethics Program, University of California, 92093-0612, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA

    Michael Kalichman Ph.D. (Adjunct Professor of Pathology, Director)

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Kalichman, M. Use and abuse of the internet for teaching research ethics. SCI ENG ETHICS 11, 341–345 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11948-005-0003-6

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