The Summer Institute of Computer Literacy, held at Pepperdine University in 1982, dealt with the uses of computing in higher education administration. These proceedings contain papers from presenters at the Institute. Every presentation paper could not be obtained; in such cases permission was secured to print a previously published paper authored…

Describes the background and implementation of the JASON Project, which was designed to motivate young students to pursue careers in science and technology by involving them in direct exploration of the Galapagos Islands through more than 60 live, 1-hour television broadcasts. (JJK)

Telecommunications technology promises to enhance long-distance learning, especially for rural school students. Teachers and students are now able to communicate via cable, telephone, microwave, and satellite relay. Examples of such networks and how they function are given. (JL)