Teaching and Learning in a Network World :

The Technology in Education International Conference and Exposition (TechEd) is an annual four-day conference, organized under the auspices of the Sacramento-based Community College Foundation. TechEd2000 was held March 6-9, 2000 at the Palm Springs Convention Center in Palm Springs, California. This year's theme was TechEd2000, Teaching and Learning in a Network World. Just saying it conjures up a vision of the future. And that's what this conference is about. The conference brings together thousands of professionals. From all sectors and levels of education, and provides a vision of the exciting, interactive, technology-rich future of education. And this vision is already coming true today! TechEd2000 plays a vital role in equipping universities, colleges, and schools with a strong base technology awareness and the knowledge needed to tackle the increasing challenges of teaching and learning. \We are pleased to report that TechEd2000 attracted more than 400 presentation submissions. The presentations accepted for TechEd2000 demonstrate innovative solutions for key technology issues faced by educational institutions from throughout the world.

Preface
Getting On Board with Multimedia and Internet Training	p. 1
Adaptability of Multimedia Courses Using Intelligent Hypertexts	p. 7
Quenching the Thirst of Technology Through Joint Use Facilities	p. 14
Putting Your Best Web-Foot Forward: Adapting Web-Technologies to Fit You, Your Teaching Style, and Your Students	p. 19
Smart Ways to Manage Technology	p. 27
CompSpeak 2050: How Talking Computers Will Completely Change Teaching, Learning, and Everything Else in the 21st Century	p. 34
Online Course Design Using the Teach/Learn/Assess Model	p. 42
Pedagogy-Based Technology Training	p. 50
Maintaining Large and Small Corporate Websites: San Jose City College's Website Administration Program	p. 55
Technology Leadership Through Innovation and Example	p. 63
Technology and Multiple Intelligences: The Praxis of Learning Intelligences in the Classroom	p. 68
Developing a National Grid for Learning in the UK	p. 74
Using Interactive Multimedia to Promote High Level Science Skills	p. 81
Anytime, Anywhere: The Power of Video Streaming	p. 87
Vons/Pavilions Teach the Teachers Collaborative at the Thacher School	p. 93
But Do They Learn? Connecting Technology and Learning	p. 100
Hybrid Courses: Determining the Effectiveness of Using the Internet	p. 107
Strategy, Motivation and Incentives in Information Technology Diffusion and Adoption	p. 115
The Real Deal: A Clear-Eyed Look at Online Learning	p. 123
Inquiry-Based Biochemistry: Critical Thinking Skills Taught by Interactive Multimedia	p. 130
Solving Student Administration and Registration Issues with Oracle Student System	p. 138
Don't Ask, Don't Sell: Protecting the Data Privacy Rights of Admissions Applicants	p. 144
Copyright and Fair Use Issues Relating to Educational Multimedia	p. 148
Girls and the Digital Divide	p. 152
Technology Companies and the Academy: Why Are We So Evil?	p. 161
Perceptual Learning Modules in Mathematics and Science Instruction	p. 169
Author Index	p. 177
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