Each month we monitor and select from a number of information technology and instruction technology sources that come to our attention and provide brief notes for electronic dissemination to educators. Background papers from the contributing editors are also available electronically, retrieval instructions are described in the report. The September 1993 issue of Higher Education Product Companion contains a couple of articles on computer lab planning.
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If you are involved in selecting audiovisual, video, and multimedia equipment, this is a useful source of information. Staff here at the IAT have used the magazine's product comparisons of LCD panels, computer lab furniture, and other equipment when planning our new teaching facilities. This is not an email manual or a guide to listservs. The body of the message should be empty. Carolyn Kotlas Copyright 1993, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.