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Date: Wed, 26 Apr 1995 13:40:53 -0400 (EDT)
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> Resent-To: MassNet Announcement List <massnet-announce@MASSNET.CI.NET>,
>         Telecommunications Policy Roundtable - NE <TPR-NE@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>,
>         Melrose Technology Planning Board List
>  <mel-tech@copernicus.bbn.com>
> Date:   Wed, 26 Apr 1995 08:32:56 -0400
> Reply-To: jeffs@neirl.org
> Sender: owner-cosndisc@list.cren.net
> From: jeffs@neirl.org
> To: CoSN Discussion List <cosndisc@list.cren.net>
> Subject: Technology Plan -Reply[FWD:CITS]
> 
> For you who have not seen it, this is a very good piece that
> came from our state (MA).  Curt
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Folks may also want to check out the Switched-On Classroom
> technology planning guide.  While orginally designed for schools in
> Massachusetts, this resource has been distributed widely throughout the
> U.S. and many have found it useful.
> 
> The machine readable version (the only version still available) can be
> retrieved from The Northeast and Islands Regional Educational
> Laboratory's gopher.  You can get to our gopher via our www site
> (www.neirl.org) or directly (gopher.neirl.org).  Check under /Information
> for Educators/Technology.  The guide exists as ascii text, or zipped MS
> Word 2.0.  Get the MS Word version if at all possible as it contains all of
> the necessary graphics and charts (which don't work well in the ascii
> file).
> 
> Our site contains considerable information of interest to educational
> technology planners as well as educators in general.  We are also linked
> to the national network of regional educational laboratories...who all
> maintain servers where you will find information useful to state and local
> technology planning.
> 
> Jeff Sun
> Director of Technology
> The Northeast and Islands Regional Educational Laboratory
> jeffs@neirl.org
> 800-347-4200