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My Favorite Educational Technology Web SiteS

byte.com ©™
BYTE, published the industry's first stand-alone and comparative reviews, built the world's first magazine-sponsored computer-testing lab, and published the first widely used microcomputer benchmarks. BYTE was the original source for PC and other terms such as back-slash, boot, bulletin (as in BBS), CD-ROM, clone, hacker, lap (as in laptop), transportable, users, WYSIWYG, and half a dozen others. BYTE.com offers a new web-based version of these resources.

cnet.com ©™ CNET Networks, Inc. is the global source of technology and commerce-related information, data, exchanges and services. CNET Networks connects buyers, sellers and suppliers throughout the IT supply chain.

distancelearn.about.com © ™ The About network consists of over 700 Guide sites neatly organized into 36 channels. The sites cover more than 50,000 subjects with over 1 million links to the best resources on the Net and the fastest-growing archive of high quality original content. Topics range from pregnancy to cars, palm pilots to painting, weight loss to video game strategies.

infoworld.com ©™ InfoWorld provides in-depth technical analysis on key products, solutions and technologies. InfoWorld.com is the place to turn for the latest breaking news, in-depth coverage of the issues, trends, and products.

networkcomputing.com©™ In-depth, comprehensive product, technology and service reviews Real-world perspective, done in Real IT Labs Written by IT professionals and their peers, not journalists

pcservice.com©™ PC Service Source, Inc. is one of the largest providers of Service Logistics outsourcing and support services to the Information Technology industry. PCSS provides support services and e-business solutions for leading computer manufacturers and Service Providers via its three operating divisions, OEM (original equipment manufacturers), Service providers and iService.

syllabus.com ©™
Syllabus magazine, focuses on the role of technology in education. Published eleven times per year, Syllabus' mission is to inform educators on how technology can be used to support their teaching, learning, and administrative activities.

techweb©™
Access to some of the strongest IT sites on the Web - some are focused on various segments of the IT market...some are the online companions to leading print publications, industry conferences, and vertical market publications.

techlearning.com©™ Journalists, former educators, parents, event planners, and supporters of advancing the integration of technology into schools and K-12 curricula are the producers of technology & learning magazine which focuses on technology in education.

zdnet.com©™ ZDNet, is a premier "full service" destination for people looking to buy, use, and learn more about technology.

eBusinessexpo.com ©™ eBusiness is the only business conference and exhibition dedicated to the technologies of electronic commerce and electronic business. Provides complimentary media services and on-site working media centers.

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john.stanford@wmich.edu

My Favorite Educational Technology Web SiteS
byte.com ©™	BYTE, published the industry's first stand-alone and comparative reviews, built the world's first magazine-sponsored computer-testing lab, and published the first widely used microcomputer benchmarks. BYTE was the original source for PC and other terms such as back-slash, boot, bulletin (as in BBS), CD-ROM, clone, hacker, lap (as in laptop), transportable, users, WYSIWYG, and half a dozen others. BYTE.com offers a new web-based version of these resources.
cnet.com ©™	CNET Networks, Inc. is the global source of technology and commerce-related information, data, exchanges and services. CNET Networks connects buyers, sellers and suppliers throughout the IT supply chain.
distancelearn.about.com © ™	The About network consists of over 700 Guide sites neatly organized into 36 channels. The sites cover more than 50,000 subjects with over 1 million links to the best resources on the Net and the fastest-growing archive of high quality original content. Topics range from pregnancy to cars, palm pilots to painting, weight loss to video game strategies.
infoworld.com ©™	InfoWorld provides in-depth technical analysis on key products, solutions and technologies. InfoWorld.com is the place to turn for the latest breaking news, in-depth coverage of the issues, trends, and products.
networkcomputing.com©™	In-depth, comprehensive product, technology and service reviews Real-world perspective, done in Real IT Labs Written by IT professionals and their peers, not journalists
pcservice.com©™	PC Service Source, Inc. is one of the largest providers of Service Logistics outsourcing and support services to the Information Technology industry. PCSS provides support services and e-business solutions for leading computer manufacturers and Service Providers via its three operating divisions, OEM (original equipment manufacturers), Service providers and iService.
syllabus.com ©™	Syllabus magazine, focuses on the role of technology in education. Published eleven times per year, Syllabus' mission is to inform educators on how technology can be used to support their teaching, learning, and administrative activities.
techweb©™	Access to some of the strongest IT sites on the Web - some are focused on various segments of the IT market...some are the online companions to leading print publications, industry conferences, and vertical market publications.
techlearning.com©™	Journalists, former educators, parents, event planners, and supporters of advancing the integration of technology into schools and K-12 curricula are the producers of technology & learning magazine which focuses on technology in education.
zdnet.com©™	ZDNet, is a premier "full service" destination for people looking to buy, use, and learn more about technology.
eBusinessexpo.com ©™	eBusiness is the only business conference and exhibition dedicated to the technologies of electronic commerce and electronic business. Provides complimentary media services and on-site working media centers.
www.wmich.edu	john.stanford@wmich.edu