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John Perry Barlow Closing Keynote Address - Educom 1997

January 1, 1997

John Perry Barlow is a retired Wyoming cattle rancher, a former lyricist for the Grateful Dead, and co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. He was born in Wyoming in 1947, raised on the …

Scholarship and the Management of Information in the Age of the Electron

January 1, 1999

The components of information technology--the computer and the Internet--have become both tools and media for the creation of new knowledge, as well as new means of scholarly communication. IT is c…

Electronic Learning Environments: Assessing Educational Outcomes

January 1, 2000

Science and industry are exponentially improving the methods by which information can be collected, assembled, edited, upgraded, archived, displayed, distributed, and accessed interactively. In wha…

If the Shoe Fits: Integrating New Electronic Resources into the Academy and the Library

January 1, 2000

Much of the information used by universities is digital. But university faculties and libraries have longstanding processes and procedures that do not respond well to the enormous challenge these d…

Scholarly Communications: A Perspective from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

January 1, 2000

Discusses the changes in the scholarly and academic publications industry. Includes such topics as the mission of scholarly communication, emerging technologies and the impact these technologies ha…

Uh-Oh: The Students Want to Promote New Technology

January 1, 2001

Two Emory students became enamored with iMovie and decided to promote student use through iMovieFest 2001: Freshman Creating Movies for Prizes. We will focus on how ITD collaborated with a student …

A Hassle-free and Inexpensive Way to "Videotape" Class Lectures

January 1, 2001

The author discusses a screencapture software, Camtasia, that records audio and everything taking place on the computer monitor. The files can be converting into CD-ROMs for use by students. …

Managing the Library's Subject Web Pages without HTML Coding

January 1, 2001

Most libraries spend a fair amount of time compiling subject-based resource pages in an attempt to direct users to what we consider "quality" resources. Often the same resource descriptio…

Streaming Media on the Web: Is it Right for Your School?

January 1, 2001

As the Internet advances, schools have increasing options for delivering messages on the Web. One inviting option now available is putting streaming media - video and audio - on Web sites. This ses…

The Promise and Pitfalls of Learning Objects: Current Status of Digital Resource Collections

January 1, 2002

Learning objects gleaned from digital repositories promise a new and intelligent way of creating learning environments within and outside the boundaries of the traditional course. Digital repositor…