Students are either art or architecture majors.
Among other things, digital technology provides a recording technique in which sounds and images are converted into groups of electronic bits and stored on a magnetic medium. In addition to two-way, interactive lectures, the eight students in architecture professor Michael Fazio's class communicate individually with the lecturers by electronic mail. It is 'experimental' only because the lecturers are appearing over a television screen from remote sites. This summer architecture students will create a World Wide Web page to be filled with information gleaned from the course-still images, videos and text. And, Fazio emphasized none of this would be possible without the assistance and expertise of Dan Brook of technology and education.