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Establishing a Peer Client-Server Internet Architecture for Virginia's Schools.
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Bull, Glen; And Others – Computers in the Schools, 1996
Virginia's Public Education Network (PEN) was one of the first statewide public school Internet systems. PEN began as a regional pilot that led to the establishment of a regional prototype, Teacher-LINK. Teacher-LINK in turn became the basis for the statewide K-12 Internet system. Topics include PEN's educational content, Internet services, and…
Descriptors: Computer Networks, Elementary Secondary Education, Information Systems, Internet
A Successful Model for Articulation and the Development of Two-Plus-Two Program Agreements between Norfolk State University, a Predominantly Black Four-Year Public Institution, and Tidewater Community College, a Predominantly White Multi-Campus Two-Year Public Community College.
Mohr, Paul B., Sr.; Sears, James C. – 1979
The development of articulation agreements in southeastern Virginia between predominantly black Norfolk State University, and predominantly white Tidewater Community College is described. A commitment to eliminate unnecessary duplication between traditionally black and traditionally white institutions in the same area was made in the 1978 Virginia…
Descriptors: Accounting, Articulation (Education), Black Colleges, Business Administration Education