ICTE Educational Technology On-Line Resource Library  ... ICTE Tallahassee 2001 Library now complete.
	ICTE Conference Schedule     Following the events of September 11, 2001, the Board of Directors of ICTE made the decision to temporarily suspend the annual ICTE Conference following the ICTE Africa event in 2002 due to concerns about attendance, largely as a result of substantially reduced international air travel.  At past ICTE Conferences in North America, approximately 40 percent of attendance was from outside of North America -- primarily from Europe and Asia.  At past European ICTE Conferences, approximately 50 percent of attendance was from North America and Asia.  The concern was that under the circumstances, it would be difficult for the annual ICTE Conference to be successful in its established format, with its international focus on education and technology. Although it was a difficult decision to suspend this event after almost 20 years of continuous ICTE Conferences, the experiences of several other conferences with international attendance during the past three years suggest that this was an appropriate decision. Currently, plans are being considered for reinstating the annual ICTE Conference in 2007. Please watch this space for more details on developments. William Gattis, Chairman
	Recent ICTE Conferences Programs, themes, papers, and presenters for recent ICTE Conferences.

Education Technology World View
	Our Technology Future: If We're Wired, Why Aren't We Transforming Learning?  -- Education Week
	The Great American Textbook Scandal -- Forbes Magazine
	Education Week's International Page -- Education Week
	Education Week's Technology Update -- Education Week
	U.S. Federal Study Details Barriers to Internet Learning -- Education Week
	Web-Based Education Commission Report -- U.S. Congress
	Johnny's Computer Doesn't Boot -- Forbes Magazine
	Current issue of T.H.E. Journal  (Now includes current issue and back issues since 1994)
	Scottish Cultural Resources Access Network

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