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Getting Ready for Internet2

About the Authors

Apryl Lundsten is project manager and multimedia specialist of the University of Southern California Center for Scholarly Technology. She is also a freelance writer, and is co-writing a book about Streaming Media.

Robert Doiel is a programmer/site developer at the University of Southern California Center for Scholarly Technology. He is a freelance writer currently working on a book about Python.

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