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08/01/1997


Features

Community Involvement & Support: It's More Than Just NetDay


A Community-Corporate DL Partnership: Teaching Conflict Resolution to Middle School Students


The Science Learning Network: Partnerships, Technology & Teacher Change


Hometown Discovery: Learning Locally, Thinking Globally


Approaching Ground Zero With Today's Technology Tools


Product Focus

In the Spotlight


Monitors


Product Profile of Two Notebooks


Special Education


Applications

Wireless Network Gets A+ From Medicine Hat School District


BYU-Hawaii Staff and Students Exploit WordPerfect's Internet Features


Electronic Field Trip to Costa Rica Is Cross-Curricular and Organized


Fiber on Campus Gives Instructors Full Control


Editorial

Home-School Connections


Ed-Tech Trends

Wireless Systems Remove Boundaries to Learning


News/In Brief

NSF Grants Support Next-Generation Internet


FCC Approves "E-Rate" for Schools & Libraries


Conference to Address Community Issues


Edutainment Carnival Tours the West Coast


CUC Introduces Unique School-to-Home License


Late Breaks...


Free Resources


Industry Awards


Indiana Officials Approve Social Science Package


Three Universities Buy Banner2000 Licenses


UCLA Extension Offers Flexible Online Courses


Canadian School Board Installs McGraw-Hill SIS


Georgia Schools Order Dell PCs and Servers


Engineering College Uses VisLab for 3D Visualization


All 50 States Receive Tech. Challenge Funds


Bill Gates NECC '97 Keynote


California District Leases Mobile Learning Centers


Telecommunications

Firm's Tech Lets Schools Access Cheaper


Instructors Control Internet "Classroom"


Telco Assists Schools in Telecom Funding


Java Spell Checker Is Suited for NCs


TriniCom VC Units Connect Rome and New York


Network TroubleShooter Is Software-Only


Colorado Schools Take Advantage of Flexible Network Strategy


Portable DL System Is Simple Yet Powerful


Conduct Training Over Intranets & the Internet


CD Includes Five Webmaster Guides


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