TECHNOS Quarterly

Spring 1998 - Vol. 7, No. 1

Interview: Bob Chase
President of National Education Association

Computers at the Crossroads
By Edward R. Fiske

Corporate Largesse or Glad Hand?
by Robert Norton

The Leonardo Loop: Science Returns to Art
by James Bailey

Readers Play Catch Up—and Win
by Terry Hyland

Everyone Finishes FIRST
by Patricia J. Murphy

Turning Teachers on to the Net
by Cindy C. Emmans

A Scholarly Boost for the 21st-Century Workforce
by C. Allen Powell

Bob Chase

Boys Town—Then and Now

Summer 1998 - Vol. 7, No. 2

Interview: Vint Cerf
Senior VP of MCI Architecture and Development

Let's Put Computers in Their Place
by Herbert I. London

Virtual Reality: Learning by Immersion
by Jeremy Dunning

Surfin' Internet U
by Joseph Rodota, Jr.

The Learning Odyssey: Extending the Net
by Walter Koetke

Electronic Reform in Rural Virginia
by Tammy McGraw and Betty Blair

Computers Make Kids Smarter—Right?
by Heather Kirkpatrick and Larry Cuban

Reform Reconsidered
by Andy Gibbons

Vint Cerf

CATCE: A Shining Example

Fall 1998 - Vol. 7, No. 3

Interview: Jonathan Kozol
Writer

Virtual Teaching on the Tundra
by Alexander McAuley

Creating the Virtual Middle Ground
by Michael Heim

The Kids Come
by Mary Beth Blegen

Technology Meets Diversity
by Marsha Hewitt

Technology on Board
by Anne L. Bryant

A ‘Lunatic Vision’ on Standards
by Sybil Eakin

Up with Continuous Change
by Andrew Gibbons

Jonathan Kozol

Teaching with Technology on Baffin Island

Winter 1998 - Vol. 7, No. 4

Interview: Nadine Strossen
President of the American Civil Liberties Union

Let's Tie the Digital Knot
by Seymour Papert

Will We Ever Change?
by Alan Hill

Raising the Investment Quotient
by Paul F. Kraack

Wiring and Asian Dragon
by Sharon Lynne Bryant

Tech 101—for Teachers
by Terry Crane and Alan Spoon

West Africa's Electric Educators
by Thomas A. Hale

End of the Printed Line?
by Ruth Wishengrad

Creating a Virtual Workplace
by Ann Benbow

Nadine Strossen

CEO Forum: Partnership for School Progress