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Connecting Two Dichotomous Environments through Distance Learning Technologies: January 1, 1999

What happens when a university connects to county high schools through distance learning technologies? For one thing, high-school students benefit from extended course offerings available during th…
The Building of a Virtual Lecture Hall: Netcasting at the University of South Florida: January 1, 1999

The University of South Florida has successfully delivered its Symposia Series through the Internet to the desktops of individuals unable to attend the lectures, using streaming audio and video and…
The Future of Learning: An Interview with Alfred Bork: January 1, 1999

Alfred Bork has worked in technology-based learning for forty years. He is Professor Emeritus of Information and Computer Science and Physics at the University of California, Irvine, having been al…
Using Regional Cooperation and Technology to Achieve Cost Savings: The Midwestern Higher Education Commission: January 1, 1997

The Midwestern Higher Education Commission (MHEC) was established to advance higher education in the midwest through interstate cooperation. This article describes the successes of MHECis Academic …
Student Telephone Self-activation at Boston College: January 1, 1997

By viewing individual services (voice, data, cable) as strategic tools in a communication infrastructure, Boston College was able to create an electronic communication environment with superior ser…
CWRUnet - Case History of a Campus-wide Fiber-to-the-Desktop Network: January 1, 1992

Case Western Reserve University is operating the first all fiber optic communications network on a university campus. CWRUnet consists of some 7,300 outlets interconnecting faculty offices, studen…
Integration of Voice, Data, and Video Services via a Wide Area Network: Technical and Organizational Issues: January 1, 1991

January 1, 1991 CEM9146 …

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