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EDUCAUSE '99

EDUCAUSE 1999

Celebrating New Beginnings
October 26-29, 1999
Long Beach (CA) Convention Center

EDUCAUSE '99 is a stepping stone to the future of information technology in higher education. The conference provides the platform for meeting the challenges the new century brings by offering an incredible and diverse program of top-rated speakers, presenters, and exhibitors. It also gives attendees the opportunity to network with their peers and to learn and share with the people who use and apply technology on a regular basis.

General Session Speakers

General Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.) (Sponsored by )
Rita Colwell, director of the National Science Foundation
(Sponsored by MCIWorldcom)
Barry Munitz, president and CEO of the J. Paul Getty Trust
(Sponsored by SCT)

Conference Track Descriptions

TRACK 1: Building the New Information Technology Foundation and Infrastructure
TRACK 2: Technology-Enhanced Teaching and Learning
TRACK 3: Renewing Administrative Services
TRACK 4: Outreach, Public Service, and New Communities
TRACK 5: Advancing the Leading Edge
The EDUCAUSE Track

Conference Proceedings

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