Other tracks will appeal to faculty members who are ready to begin integrating technology in a specific course or curriculum or who wish to build on their previous experiences using instructional technology. A fourth track will support faculty who are interested in working with advanced and emergent technologies. As part of the project, we set up a new listserv to communicate with the participants after the workshops. We will use this listserv to share articles on web access issues, tips for developers, and answers to subscribers' questions as they work to make their web pages accessible. The list is not limited only to the workshop participants.
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Each month the CIT's Information Resources Consultant monitors and selects from a number of information technology and instructional technology sources that come to her attention and provides brief notes for electronic dissemination to educators. If you click on the application list's downward-facing arrows, the entire program list will appear. However, if you immediately want to see the entire application list, not just the list recently-used programs, you can disable the Windows 2000 Personalized Menu system. Right-click on the Taskbar 2. The ITRC, CBT, and Lyris tips published in CITations are archived on the Web so you can locate tips without having to search through all the back issues.