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Integrative Arts Course Taught via The Web

This fall, Penn State’s Palmer Museum of Art, Center for the Performing Arts and Department of Integrative Arts have teamed to create a new writing-intensive seminar course taught via the World Wide Web. William Kelly, Integrative Arts department head, says the course aims to stimulate alternative cultural experiences for students. For this semester’s topic, “Arts […]

Campus Pipeline Makes the Grade at the University of Miami

The University of Miami, the largest private research university in the southeast, is joining more than 100 higher education institutions in unifying its technology with the Campus Pipeline Web-integration software to provide students, faculty and staff with single sign-on access to all campus services. The University of Miami prides itself on academic excellence and plans […]

Mascot.com Announces Termination of Services

The college-geared informational web site never caught on with students and is going out of business,

Autonomic computing — IT challenged to reduce complexity

Paul Horn, senior vice president of IBM Research, has called upon the information technology industry and academic community to rally around the next wave in computing — autonomic computing.

Intel’s mobile Pentium 4 on track for 2002

Intel Corp.’s mobile Pentium 4 processor will be released during the first half of next year, along with a specialized companion chip set called the 845MP, Bob Jackson, principal engineer with Intel’s Mobile Platforms Group, said here Monday at the Microprocessor Forum.

WTC Attacks Have IT Rethinking Storage

One of the most amazing sights of the many staggering images of Sept. 11 was the blizzard of paper that swirled amid the cloud of dust around the collapsing World Trade Center towers. But how many of those documents were scanned and digitized and how many were not?

Industry panel proposes voice standard for Web

A coalition of leading technology companies working on speech technology Monday announced plans to drive a new standard for accessing Web services and other information on the Internet through voice commands.

Top 10 power PCs

Three new PCs from Dell, Polywell, and Gateway snag spots on our chart this month. The Dell Dimension 8200 gets November’s Best Buy and the number-one slot.

HP, Compaq name execs to head merged company

mail sent last Friday to HP employees, CEO Carly Fiorina announced that key executives were being chosen from each of the companies to lead the merged business when the deal is completed in the first half of next year.

EDUCAUSE Regional Conferencefor Information Technology Professionals in Higher Education

“Visions, Expectations, and Reality: The Implications of Pervasive Computing” Baltimore, Maryland December 3-4, 2001