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Managing Videoconferencing is Building Ubiquity, Cutting Costs, and Communicating Easily: Not Just Talking Heads: January 1, 1992

This presentation will describe experiences of three State Universities implementing a video conferencing system. Video conferencing is an electronic meeting in which geographically separate groups…
Integrated Telecommunications for Distance Education: January 1, 1996

The tremendous growth and advancements in telecommunications technologies in the 1990s has opened the door to many new approaches for distance learning and education. The challenge is in determinin…
Distance Learning and the Digital Library: January 1, 1998

Or, what happens when the virtual student needs to use the virtual library in a virtual university. Or, what happens when the virtual student needs to …
Reply Comments of EDUCAUSE to the U.S. Copyright Office Concerning Promotion of Distance Education Through Digital Technologies: January 1, 1999

Reply comments submitted by EDUCAUSE concerning the promotion of distance education through digital technologies. Reply comments submitted by EDUCAUSE …
Developing the Necessary Infrastructure: January 1, 1999

This commentary highlights the need for a national infrastructure to support library resources in a distributed learning environment. Hawkins comments on the funding and support challenges academi…
High Quality Internet Video Conferencing is Here Now!: January 1, 2000

High-quality, full-screen, full-motion Internet video conferencing is now a reality and in daily use by universities throughout the world. This presentation will discuss starter systems and include…
What Types of Online Teaching Resources Do Students Prefer?: January 1, 2002

Research will be presented that indicates most students prefer low bandwidth on-line course materials over more resource intensive applications with the older students having a greater preference f…
If You Give a Student a Computer: Managing the Growing Demand for Digital Learning Content: January 1, 2003

The advent of mainstream demand for digital learning materials in higher education portends significant impact on many institutional constituencies. Using the metaphor of Laura Joffe Numeroff'…
Putting the Learner at the Center: Next-Generation Innovation Emphasizes Enabling Learning in Classrooms and E-Learning Environments: January 1, 2003

Learner-centered practices are instructional design and teaching practices that are based on what we know about learning and cognition. Such practices encourage meaningful learning and create envir…
Principle-Based Technology and Learning Environment Design for Managing Growing Demand for Digital Learning Content: January 1, 2003

Technology that supports and enhances learner-centered practices is a key theme and an important research area for the NLII and one of the reasons Margaret Haughey, editor of the Journal of Distanc…

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