Colorado Community College and Occupational Education System Cover photo: The futuristic Education Technology Training Center of the CCCOES is one of the most comprehensive multimedia production sites in the U.S. The Center is the latest effort of the largest postsecondary education system in Colorado, which reaches over 200,000 students across the state each year. Pictures above is the videoconferencing room for the central System offices in Denver, part of a network used to connect presidents and executives of member colleges, and to coordinate management of dispersed information technology resources.

Internet2: Building and Deploying Advanced, Networked Applications by Ted Hanss, Internet2 Project New Approaches for Compensating the Information Technology Knowledge Worker by Celeste M. Giunta, the California State University System Partnership in Supporting Computer Technology at Emory University by Marisa Johnson, Julia Leon, and Susan Mistretta, Emory University Developing and Information Technology Support Model for Higher Education by Richard M. Kesner, Babson College Information Architecture: The Data Warehouse Foundation by Charles R. Thomas, National Center for Higher Education Management Systems Taming the Internet for Electronic Data Interchange via a Secure Server by David H. Stones, University of Texas at Austin A Framework for Universal Internet Access by William H. Graves, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Are Software Publishers in Touch with Higher Ed Needs? by Glen McCandless, Focus Marketing, Inc. Seven Points to Overcome to Make the Virtual University Viable by G.D. Bothun, University of Oregon Intellectual Standards in the Information Resources Industry by Mark Sheehan, Montana State University Learning about Distance Learning by Andrew C. Lawlor and Jeanne Rodier Weber, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

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