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Internet2 on Track: High Speed Networking Heads for Your Campus

  • 03/06/01
Syllabus Magazine, read by more than 300,000 educators worldwide, includes feature articles, case studies, product reviews, and profiles of technology use at the instructor, departmental, and institutional levels.

Feature
Internet2: Making the Connection
The next cycle of Internet innovation promises profound change for higher education.

Buyer's Guide
Technology Roundup
Wireless Optical Networks
Educator's Review
Adobe Web Collection: Software to Go Live
Product Summary
Enterprise Computing: Thin Client Technology

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