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From Black and White to Technicolor: January 1, 1999

Plymouth State College's Web Kiosk uses many creative methods to provide students and faculty the applications and queries they commonly use. This paper covers 1) experiences with ODBC and our…
GALILEO: A Vision for One Statewide Library: January 1, 1998

GALILEO is a World Wide Web-based virtual library that provides access to multiple information resources. Participating institutions may access over 100 databases indexing thousands of periodicals…
Strategically Implementing New Media: Just Say Yes!: January 1, 1996

In 1993 California State University, Long Beach, embarked on a project to learn to use new media effectively for learning and teaching. The project started with a few computers in a small room and …
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…
HEIRAlliance Executive Strategies Report #6: What Presidents Need to Know About Evaluating Institutional Information Resources: January 1, 1995

This four-page report provides an executive summary of a set of guidelines for evaluating information resources in higher education institutions. The guidelines serve a dual purpose: to help colleg…
New Tools for Multimedia Development: ScriptX: January 1, 1994

Well-implemented multimedia instructional materials have proven to be a cost-effective way to deliver or enhance instruction. Unfortunately, professors who undertake the development of multimedia i…
The Digital Textbook: A Look at the Next Generation of Educational Materials: January 1, 1993

The rapid advancements in digital technology are creating a whole new arena of educational opportunities. Now that multi-media is emerging as the next revolution in personal computers, there are op…
The Electronic Kiosk: Interactive Multimedia Goes Enterprise-Wide: January 1, 1993

This presentation will provide an overview of the University of Texas' new electronic kiosk and how it was developed. The Kiosk project is a joint effort between the University and Apple Corpo…
Networked Delivery of Multimedia Information: January 1, 1993

Multi-media information sources present exciting possibilities for increasingly sophisticated and evocative presentations of material in many fields of education. Widespread use of this technology …
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…

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