Technology
Whether by use of the world wide web, email,
listservers, or through digital images, the 190 and 199
courses reflect technology that didn't exist even a few years ago.
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In progress items were used to convey the excitement and opportunity
offered by participating in the work of the University. Vigorous questioning
occurred at the classroom visit of Velo Sork, patent attorney employed by
UCLA Sponsored Research. It exceeded dialogue at the many excellent st
udent presentations, and the interest stimulated making available
Excerpts Re Patents.
Another item made available grew out of a professional discussion at a
National Academy of Science meeting. For more detail see Information Technology Literacy.
A position paper suggests building on two U.S. strengths. The first is
Americans' willingness to accept technology. The second is the
multi-ethnic nature of U.S. society. For detail about world change and
information technology see Fostering Widespread
Computer-Related Innovation.
Search engines and listservers led to: a) newspaper and other articles ; and other material to support gaining skill at Regular Documentation . Were these items useful?