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  • 04/01/01

April 01

10-12, Washington, D.C. Networking 2001, Hilton Washington and Towers, sponsored by EDUCAUSE.
Contact: www.educause.edu/netatedu/events/net2001.

17-20, Washington, D.C. e-learning 2001 Conference and Exposition (formerly TeleCon East), Washington Convention Center, sponsored by TeleCon/Advanstar Communications.
Contact: www.elearning expos.com.

30-May 1, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Superintendents' Technology Summit, Wyndham Resort & Spa, sponsored by eSchool News.
Contact: (800) 394-0115 x199, www.eschoolnews.org/sts.

May 01

15-17, New York, NY. InfoToday 2001, New York Hilton and Towers.
Contact: (800) 300-9868, www.infotoday.com.

17-19, Anaheim, CA. "An Education Odyssey" CUE Spring 2001 Conference, sponsored by Computer-Using Educators, Inc.
Contact: (510) 814-6630.

June 01

10-13, Chicago, IL. Cable 2001, McCormick Place.
Contact: (202) 775-3606, www.cable2001.com.

17-20, San Diego, Calif. IHRIM2001: Explore the Force of the Future, San Diego Convention Center.
Contact: (312) 321-5141, www.ihrim.org.

25-27, Chicago, IL. NECC, McCormick Place.
Contact: (800) 280-6218, www.neccsite.org.

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