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05/01/1994
Features
Copyright Question: Using Audiovisual Works in a Satellite-Delivered Program
Creating a "Virtual" Magnet School
Hybrid Fiber/Copper LAN Meets School's 25-Year Networking Requirements
Inter-Institution Cooperation in Distance Learning
Telecommunications in Florida: Training Materials for Teachers
Maximizing Use of Academic Computing Resources
Applications
"Top Gun" Students Can't Wait to Create
University Faculty Find Many Uses for Mathematics Software
Magnet High School's Lab Gives Foreign Language Students an Edge
Large School District's Two-Way Instructional Network Expands Opportunities
Enhancing District's WAN Brings Technology to Students
Editorial
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Ed-Tech Trends
Telephone Technology Increases Communications Across the Board
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