February 1995 Table of Contents

• Introduction.
• Mosaic Makes The Internet Accessible. At last -- a driver's license for the Infobahn. By B.J. Novitski.
• Mosaic For The Masses. Browser software gives dial-up users equal access. By Lars Kongshem.
  • Sidebar: Other Windows To The Web.
• Bright New Worlds Unlock Learning. In virtual reality, a kid becomes T-Rex (or a triangle). By Jaron Lanier.
  • Sidebar: Virtual Worries.
• Sometimes "Free" Is Too Expensive. Here's a price check for donated technology. By Lisa Brandes.
  • Sidebar: And Say Thank You.
• Design For Flexibility. Today's new school can be state-of-the-art in 2055. By Ezra D. Ehrenkrantz and Stanton Eckstut.
• Technology Amplifies The Arts. Young artists and their teachers reach for high-tech tools. By Maggie Hill.
• Fiber Optics Illuminate Our Future. Planning and partnerships gave us a $739,000 fiber-optic network. By Jerry W. Hill and Max F. Judd.
• Going Global. Are your teachers ready for the brave new world of the Internet? By Carla Schutte.
• Aim Straight At The Curriculum. A technology goal schools can agree on: Teach crucial skills. By Liz Whitaker.
• E-Mail Across The Ages. "What makes you happy?" children ask senior citizens. By Jan Simms and Bruce Simms.
• New On The Net. Internet news you can use.