HomePage Feature for February 24 2006 -- Campus Technology

HomePage Feature for February 24 2006

02/24/06

From Campus Technology Magazine for February

Visionary: Digitizing the Treasures

UT-Austin’s Dan Updegrove talks about a Texas-sized effort to share a wealth of information resources on the Web.

The University of Texas holds vast and diverse library and museum collections, research and scholarly materials, and many other knowledge assets. What if they could be leveraged among all the citizens of the State of Texas and beyond? This is the vision underlying UTOPIA, an expanding knowledge gateway to university resources. Read on!

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