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The document discusses using internet-based projects in the classroom to promote both short-term and long-term learning. It provides steps for conducting basic and advanced internet projects, including preparing students, extracting information from websites, having students work independently or in groups, and presenting final projects. Various types of internet-based simulations and projects are also described, such as webquests, which involve having students research information online to learn about a topic.

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