Fall 1998.

Topics include: introduction to AITS Notes and a draft mission statement of AITS, "Information Overload: Are You a Dataholic?"-Valerie Bennett, "Privacy in a Networked Environment"-Deborah Everhart, "Technology and Today's Young Scholars"-Valerie Bennett, "Internet2: Georgetown Develops Medical Imaging and Dance Presentations"-Deborah Everhart, "Steps to Year 2000 Success"-Mini Kanwal and Suzanne Spitzer, "Year 2000: A Legal Perspective"-Kathryn Baerwald, "Electronic Tools for Encouragning Classroom Dialogue"-David Stephens, "Support for Faculty Development of Courseware"-Michael Neuman, "Hoya Comuting"-Marie George, "A New, Unified Help Desk"-BethAnn Bergsmark, "Falling into Training"-Lori Briggs, "New! Support for Netscpe Mail"-Christopher Davis, "Georgetown Joins the Instructional Management Systems Project"-Michael Neuman, "Mathematica 3.0.1"-Ru San Chen, "Language Learning Technology: Striving to Make Language Acquisition More Effective Through Innovative Uses of Technology"-Edward Dixon and Bettina Myers, and AITS Notes.