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Calhoun Community College offering courses on Internet

DECATUR – Whether it’s a refresher on pipe fitting or a course on how not to get too fresh at work, Calhoun Community College officials hope local workers can find the training they need through the school’s new ACT Center.

Watchdogs Question an Online College Offering Credit for Experience

OFFICIALS OF AN ONLINE INSTITUTION called Trinity College and University say their offer of academic credit for work skills and life experience results in many satisfied students, but others wonder how much a degree from the college is really worth.

Domain Names Complicated by Non-English Character Sets

Washington, DC — The Internet Society strongly urges caution in the execution of activity regarding the use of non-English character sets for the registration of domain names. The Society further urges all parties to allow the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) working group on internationalized domain names to complete its work, before allowing the public […]

Internet2 SC2000 Exhibition –Dallas, Texas

The SC2000 exhibition floor in Dallas, Texas this week will provide a showcase for some of the most advanced networking in the world, including the Internet2 backbone networks. In addition to live application demonstrations by Internet2 members, the latest work from the Internet2 QBone initiative will be shown in the Internet2 booth (R800).

VTEL Creates Independent Business Units

VTELs products and solutions businesses will be operated separately to provide total focus on customer satisfaction and advanced visual communications solutions for enterprise networks.

Persistent Questions in Internet Research

IN THIS ISSUE: What are children really looking at on the Web? What’s the real reason behind the so-called “Digital Divide”? Are email surveys really better than snail mail? Are cyberspace communities real? What determines workers’ media choices? The authors look for answers to these perennial questions.

The American Journal of Distance Education

Table of Contents American Journal of Distance Education Volume 14 Number 3

Closing the Gap – Computer Technology in Special Education and Rehabilitation

Update Thursday, November 9, 2000 Free access to web-based instructional software Service to make reading easier for people with vision impairments

OSU Extension lists soil and nutrient pubs on line

CORVALLIS – Oregon State University’s Extension Service has more than 30 publications related to soil and nutrient management for both professional growers and home gardeners.

A Powerful Learning Tool In the Palm of Their Hands

If you heard the sound of Palms clapping recently, it probably followed recent announcements that several educational Internet companies are serving up products for the popular hand-held Palm Pilot computers.