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Victor A. Failla and Thomas A. Birk
Technology is reshaping-and redefining-today's educational facilities. Whether integrating a completely new system or upgrading existing technology, careful...
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Joe Agron
AS&U: As the new millennium approaches, where should schools be in preparation for the Y2K issue?Balsters: I think at a minimum they [school districts]...
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The Internet is a free-for-all when it comes to content. While the government may soon take a more active role in regulating content, how the resource...
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Nancy Gould and Karen Koenig
Deteriorating campuses and technological changes are significantly impacting college and university planning in the late 1990s. With the advent of new...
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When people refer to wireless, or wireless telecommunications, they are really talking about a range of communications services and technologies that...
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Michael L. Hurley
How do today's school administrators keep pace with the ever-changing needs and informational requirements of a comprehensive transportation system? The...
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Mark S. Spurgeon, Homer L. Williams and Sarah Dornbusch
The rapid explosion of technology is one of the major influences on the design and furnishing of college buildings. Its impact can be seen in virtually...
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Edward Hammond and John Hall
Education, at every level, is becoming more dependent on technology-the Internet, distance learning, electronic libraries, video conferencing and e-mail-every...
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Edward Garbe
Competition in a school environment often is thought of in terms of grade-point averages and athletics. However, the reality facing administrators of...
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C. William Day
The cost for professional services (i.e., educational consultant, construction manager, architect, engineer, financial advisor or lawyer) usually represents...
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James D. King
Over the past five years, the importance of technology in educational facilities has increased dramatically. Today, technology cabling must be thought...
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Timothy A. Aho
Over the past five years, the importance of technology in educational facilities has increased dramatically. Today, technology cabling must be thought...
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C. William Day
Although it is hard to admit, human error plays a part in every endeavor, whether that endeavor is designing and constructing a school building, preparing...
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C. William Day
Perhaps one of the most important things in regard to implementing technology in schools is also the most overlooked and underappreciated: cabling. Cabling...
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C. William Day and Dana L. Spoor
Children live in a world that is increasingly interactive, communications intensive and knowledge based. These students are standard bearers in the technological...
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C. William Day
With so much computer equipment on the market, often it is difficult for schools, colleges and universities to make wise purchasing decisions. When equipped...
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Charles Hopkins
Not long ago, it was not uncommon for a student to have to trudge across campus in order to use one of the school's computer terminals. In today's competitive...
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C. William Day
When retrofitting older buildings with tech-nology systems, planning is essential. Older schools are a special challenge because they may have insufficient...
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C. William Day, KBD Planning
The world of information technology is changing so rapidly that it is difficult even for experienced technology professionals to stay abreast of the latest...
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