Accurate Technology Predictions
Ultra-intelligent electronic agents will be mainstream by 2005.
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Accurate Technology Predictions
[We expect] the growth of data warehouses using data mining throughout the 1990s.
Accurate Technology Predictions
[We predict] the growth of electronic agents by the late 1990s.
Why the Web and Whyt NOW!
Don’t worry that there may not be enough advertising opportunities on the Internet itself to get people to come to your site, though even this is changing rapidly, just look out to all the other medias that are available and use those to drive people to your site.
Why the Web and Why NOW!
Is the programming that’s going to be on the Internet interesting enough, motivating enough, enlightening enough that people are going to want to tune in and use it? That’s purely a content issue.
Data Highways: Can We Get There From Here? Complex Problems of Funding, Standards, Rules Remain Unresolved as Grids’ Construction Begins
The thousands of volumes that are contained today on the shelves of libraries could be trasfered into digital form and … be made available to any place in the country electronically.
Creating the Just-in-Time Learning System: Merging High Tech with High Touch
A new industry is being created in America. We are beginning to create massive Data Libraries …. No one place will contain the information. Rather all information sources are being made available in electronic form through the Internet.
Creating the Just-in-Time Learning System: Merging High Tech with High Touch
Educators and policy makers currently see technology as a replacement for people. This is not true. Rather, as John Naisbett said, we can and must have High-Tech and High-Touch at the same time.
Man With a Plan: Ed Lyell Has Actually Been Elected to the Colorado State Board of Education
We should have learning centers, neighborhood electronic cottages.
Man With a Plan: Ed Lyell Has Actually Been Elected to the Colorado State Board of Education
A telecommunications network that links students together and that supports everything from data to video exchange would take education out of isolated classrooms, allowing computer-based systems to be set up at home, in local businesses, and at new community-based learning centers around Colorado.