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We present the redesign of a sophomore‐level mechanics of materials engineering laboratory course for distance delivery. The distance laboratory course combined multi‐media computer experiments, portable hands‐on exercises, and place‐bound laboratory experiments. Class communication was accomplished through e‐mail, online discussion groups and telephone conversations. Preliminary assessment of this new model for providing hands‐on distance education gave valuable information that supports its effectiveness.

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Arthrodesis for Failed Arthroplasty of the Hip

Kostuik¹,

Alexander²

1984

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research

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