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Apple Pickers - Indianapolis Macintosh Users Group  P.O. Box 20136 Indianapolis, IN 46220 bobm@applepickers.org Block out the second Thursday evening of the month! Apple Pickers is a Not-for-Profit educational organization. We are made up of volunteers who donate their time for the community advancement of computing. All are welcome to join and we encourage you to get involved. The Apple Pickers is the largest Apple Macintosh user group in Indiana, and, having been founded in 1980, one of the oldest user groups for any type of computer. There are two major meetings each month for Apple Pickers members: the Business Meeting and the Macintosh Main Meeting. We also offer an additional Special Interest Group (SIG)-the Apple Pro SIG, which holds its own meetings. Watch this website and your monthly Apple Pickers newsletter for meeting topics and for occasional changes in dates or times.  |  |  |
| Association of Macintosh Trainers - INDIANA MEMBERS P.O. Box 2743 Newport News, VA 23609 757/877-9463 phone 757/877-7783 fax namt@aol.com  An international network of professional Macintosh computer trainers, educators and instructors. First established in 1991, AMT is now truly an international network of Apple Macintosh trainers, instructors, educators and consultants. We feel that Apple Macintosh training support has been neglected for much too long and has never been given the priority that it deserves. As a result, Macintosh end users have been in desperate need of quality training support, but far too often, they simply can't find it. It became apparent to us that if there was going to be any action taken, then it would have to come from the rest of us. We believe that an active Macintosh support networking system is vital to help keep the Macintosh OS alive and to assist end users everywhere. We invite you to please join us! Our Goals:
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| Ball State University - Burris Laboratory School 2201 W University Ave Muncie, IN 47306 765/285-1131 phone smurray@bsu.edu Laptops and wireless network change teacher's approach (3/11/2003) MUNCIE, Ind. - Fifth-grade students at Burris Laboratory School on the campus of Ball State University explore the bounds of technology while they trace the epic journey of Lewis and Clark. Burris gave Sandra Murray's class 20 Macintosh iBooks and access to the university's wireless network for one year. As part of the initiative, Ball State doctoral student Steve Ransom is observing Murray and her students and noting how computers impact lesson plans and change Murray's teaching. Through this experiment, Murray said she discovered that the laptops were effective learning tools. 'I think if teachers allowed their students to use laptops full time, teachers would dramatically change the way they teach,' Murray said, pointing to her students. 'Look at them working. I'm acting more as a coach than a teacher.' As soon as the students walk into the classroom, they grab their computers and begin working on their afternoon assignment with little instruction from Murray. They dig into their current project, researching Lewis and Clark. [MORE...] | |   |
| Brad Miser 5312 Michael Ct Brownsburg, IN 46112 317/858-8263 phone bradmacosx@mac.com  Brad Miser has written extensively about computers and related technology, with his favorite topics being anything related to Macintosh computers. Brad has written many books, and has had articles published in MacAddict and other magazines. Brad is the senior technical communicator for an Indianapolis-based software development company. Brad is responsible for all product documentation, training materials, online help, and other communication materials. He also manages the customer support operations for the company and provides training to its customers. Previously, he was the lead engineering proposal specialist for an aircraft engine manufacturer, a development editor for a computer book publisher, and a civilian aviation test officer/engineer for the U.S. Army. Brad holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo (1986) and has received advanced education in maintainability engineering, business, and other topics. Brad lives in Indiana with his wife and their three daughters. | | |
| Butler University, Music and Media Arts Dr. Tim Brimmer tbrimmer@butler.edu Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana is no stranger to using technology in its music and media arts programs. Associate Professor and choral director Dr. Tim Brimmer first brought computer-based music technology to Butler when he built their ÒMulti-sensory Learning LabÓ over 10 years ago. But this year the school decided it was time to bring the 17-station facility up to date with recent developments in the music industry. "Complete music production on the computer desktop is at once easier, better sounding, and more economical than using lots of outboard gear," says Brimmer. "We wanted workstations in the lab that were simple, but powerful. M-AudioÕs OzonicÑa combination 37-note keyboard and FireWire audio interfaceÑmakes each one of the Macintosh G5 iMac workstations a place where students can take their music and sound ideas from inception, through the creative process, and all the way to finished project on CD or DVD." (as written up on M-Audio.com) | |   |
| Children's Museum of Indianapolis 3000 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46208-4716 317/334-3322 phone 317/921-4019 fax The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, a non-profit institution committed to enriching the lives of children, is one of the largest children's museum in the world. The 356,000-square-foot facility houses 10 major galleries that explore the physical and natural sciences, history, world cultures and the arts. The Children's Museum is a place to learn and do. Whenever possible, exhibits are "hands-on" or participatory in nature. The Children's Museum strives to be one of the vital links in the lives of children as it supports their intellectual curiosity and love of learning. The museum, situated on 13 acres of land in Indianapolis, presents thousands of programs and activities each year. | |  |
| Department of Philosophy, Earlham College Peter Suber Richmond, IN 47374 765/983-1214 phone peters@earlham.edu My work lies primarily in research, writing, consulting, and advocacy for open access to scientific and scholarly research literature. | | |
| Dwyer & Macintosh Nancy Dwyer Indianapolis, IN 317/844-7135 phone NancyD1@aol.com  For Personalized Help with Your Macintosh Computer at Your Location. Apple Pickers Macintosh User Group Past President for four years and a Macintosh Consultant for 12 years, Nancy Dwyer, is available for personalized, professional computer consulting at your home or business. Reasonable rates, references available. | |  |
| Flash User Group Dustin Sparks 765/760 3900 phone djsparks@bsu.edu This is the Smaller Indiana Chapter of the Flash Users group. If you use Flash as a hobby or professionally this is a place for you to come and chat, ask for help, or give and get advice on best practices. | | |
| Herron School of Art, Indiana University/Purdue University at Indianapolis Chris Rowland Indianapolis, IN crowland@indiana.edu Provides information about the Herron School of Art. An art school in Indianapolis begun in 1897, and absorbed by the Indiana University system in 1970. The page provides basic info about the school, and will eventually include a virtual gallery of student and faculty work. The main purpose of the server is to teach visual artists how to design for the World Wide Web, while exposing their work to other interested parties on the net. | |  |
| Indiana IT Academy Barbara K. Beadle, Program Specialist - Business Technology, Marketing, and Cooperative Education 151 West Ohio Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 317/232-9179 phone 317/232-9121 fax bbeadle@doe.state.in.us Office of Career & Technical Education Indiana Department of Education What Is The IT Academy? The Information Technology (IT) Academy is designed to provide state-of-the-art training in Information Technology in four IT areas and to ensure that students educated in Indiana's schools stay at the leading edge of a technology rich society. This initiative is built around a comprehensive set of IT standards and performance expectations that are grounded in core academic subject areas. It is based on a curricular framework that features four occupational cluster areas that reflect the job opportunities and skills required for Indiana's information technology workers. | |  |
| Indiana Technology Learning Center Indianapolis, IN 317/231-6144 phone lnoel@butler.edu The Indiana Technology Learning Center is a training facility established to develop technology and curriculum integration skills for administrators, faculty, teachers, pre-service professionals, parents, and K-12 students across Indiana. It houses a networked lab of twelve Windows and twelve Macintosh computer stations as well as a variety of other technologies offering teaching and learning tools that include two-way interactive video, multimedia development, and Internet access. While some programs hosted at the center are in specific support of specific technology leadership and training institutes, most workshop offerings are open to the education public (faculty, administrators, teachers, students, parents) at no charge for participation. In addition, the center has 'open lab' times during evenings and weekends for independent project development activities or general exploration. | |  |
| Indiana University School of Music at IUPUI Indianapolis, IN Committed to delivering quality music instruction to the undergradute non-major at the nation's premiere urban institution. Most courses carry no prerequisites and are open to all students. Performance ensembles are open to students, staff, faculty as well as community members. The Master of Science Degree in Music Technology provides graduate students an academic background in Digital Music Production, Instructional Design, and Multimedia Development. Current graduates of this master's program have found employment in a wide range of business and educational settings. Graduate Students can log in to the collaboration site to post personal email, have group discussions, or reserve equipment online. Open 8-5 Monday-Friday. | |  |
| Indianapolis Art Center 820 East 67th Street Indianapolis, IN 46220 317/255-2464 phone 317/254-0486 fax Our mission is to engage, enlighten and enhance our communities through art education, participation and observation. We are Central Indiana's premier not-for-profit visual art exhibition and education center located at just 1 block east of College Avenue and 5 blocks north of Broad Ripple Avenue. Our regular hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 9am-10pm, Saturday 9am-6pm, and our new Sunday hours: Noon-6pm. Come and check out our galleries and classes. There is no admission charge and parking is free! | |  |
| indianapolis.techies.com Register - It's free and easy! You'll be able to see, track, and apply for high-tech jobs; get info on companies; sign up for online technology and business training; read career advice; and get personal answers to your career questions. techies.com is committed to providing members and clients with information quickly and efficiently through systems that are easy to use, extensible, secure, reliable, and redundant. To achieve this, we've made a multimillion-dollar investment in the systems supporting techies.com's 39 market sites and future and existing co-branded sites for partners such as ZDNet, CNET, and Red Hat. | |  |
| Indy FCPUG (Final Cut Pro User Group) Rob Chinn info@indy-fcpug.org Just announced on MacCentral on 030421: There's a new Final Cut Pro user group in town: Indianapolis, Indiana, to be precise. The first meeting of the Indy FCPUG will be held April 24, 2003 from 7:00 - 10:00 pm at Ivy Tech State College. They'll be co-hosting the meeting with the new digital video special interest group of the ApplePickers, the Indianapolis Macintosh User Group (MUG). The ApplePickers recently announced the first annual ApplePickers/Small Dog Film Festival, which will take place October 9, 2003. The first prize will be a new flat panel iMac. The Indy FCPUG and the ApplePickers will meet together the fourth Thursday of every month. The first half of the meetings will focus on iMovie and its users; the second half will target Final Cut Pro/Express users. The April 24 meeting will cover digital video camera basics, such as shot composition and lighting, and using keyframes in Final Cut Pro and Express. There will also be a question and answer session, a show and tell, and a raffle of products from Intelligent Assistance, eZedia, Boris, Sorenson, Digital Juice and more. Membership in the groups and attendance at the meeting are free. | |   |
| JIST Publishing, Inc. 8902 Otis Ave Indianapolis, IN 46216-1033 800/648-5478 phone JIST Publishing, Inc., is an Indianapolis-based publisher and authority on the topics of career, job search, business, and families in crisis. The JIST staff helps people help themselves in career and life by publishing practical, self-directed products and training tools that are used in employment training, education, business, counseling, therapy, and school settings. JIST consists of four imprints/divisions keenly focused on areas of product expertise. As a leading publisher of career, job search, and reference books, videos, and software, JIST Works has produced numerous best-sellers, such as Best Jobs for the 21st Century; The Quick Resume and Cover Letter Book; America's Top Resumes for America's Top Jobs; and The Very Quick Job Search. Among the award-winning videos and video series are How to Find a Job on the Internet; The Very Quick Job Search Video, 2nd Edition; The High School-to-Career Video Series (a five-tape set); and Back in the World: Life After Prison (a three-tape set). | |   |
| Kevin Brunson, Research Analyst Kevin Brunson 314 Mendoza College of Business Notre Dame, IN 46556 219-631-9448 phone 219-631-5255 fax | | |
| Lighted Works Jyoti Hansa 1064 W 37th St Indianapolis, IN 46208-4138 317/925-6122 phone sndyxan@mac.com  Certified by BKS Iyengar directly and Registered with Yoga Alliance @500 hr. level. Weekly classes at Cityoga, 38th & Meridian Sts. Indianapolis for beginners, continuing, teachers groups and teachers in training. Monthly workshop. | |  |
| Mac Lab at Goshen College Marvin Bartel, Emeritus Professor of Art 1700 S Main St Goshen, IN 46526 317/533-0171 phone marvinpb@goshen.edu | |   |
| MacTalent You've spent years accumulating your Macintosh skills. Now, you're an expert. In programming. In web design. In graphic design. Or desktop publishing. Do you want to work for a company that appreciates, nay, demands those skills? Or will you settle for a job using... Windows? What is MacTalent? MacTalent is a web-based database of people with Macintosh skills. It's easy to join. You complete our on-line form, and you are instantly registered in our database, for employers to find you. Employers can search for specific knowledge and skills. They can view your on-line profile to ensure that there is a fit. If interested, they then contact you via email, fax or phone. How Do Employers Find MacTalent? We promote MacTalent through links to career and recruiting sites, postings to listservs and newsgroups related to employment, links to Mac-related sites, as well as conventional mailings to Human Resource departments of major Mac-friendly corporations and organizations. | |  |
| MathDittos2 - Steven L. Wood Publications Steve Wood 6725 W County Road 50N Sullivan, IN 47882 swood@mathdittos2.com The MATH DITTOS 2 series is a unique, fact supported approach to teaching computation. Each page in the series presents a limited number of problems with plenty of workspace. The facts necessary to complete each problem are always presented on the page in a fact reference and practice section. The MD2 series currently consists of three "workbooks" published as computer documents in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. | |  |
| Net Heads William H. Noel, President 1011 East Westfield Blvd Indianapolis, IN 46220 317/257-6635 phone 317/257-6645 fax webmaster@netheads.com Connect. Create. Compete. Explore. Internet cafe with 28 high-end systems and a T1 for connected training and team development events. 802.11b Wireless connectivity is FREE! Net Heads is located in a mid-town, upscale, Indianapolis village named Broad Ripple Village. Founded over thirty years ago, Broad Ripple is an entertainment and retail venue, offering fine dining, nightclubs, art galleries, sidewalk cafŽs, comedy clubs and an eclectic collection of boutiques and small businesses. The Indiana IT Association (INITA) meets here; see the posted schedule for more information. Also provides venue for many Indiana INTERNnet (866/646-3434) functions. | |   |
| New Horizons of Indianapolis, IN 1802 North Illinois Street Indianapolis, IN 46202 317/575-7600 phone New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Indianapolis, IN is part of New Horizons Computer Learning Centers Inc. (NASDAQ: NEWH), the world's largest independent computer training company. With more than 270 locations in 28 countries, New Horizons is the world's largest network of Microsoft Certified Technical Education Centers (CTEC's) and Novell Authorized Education Centers (NAEC's). New Horizons Computer Learning Center of Indianapolis, a Microsoft Certified Technical Education Center, Novell Authorized Education Center and Lotus Authorized Education Center is the single source for results-oriented, customer-focused computer training solutions on Microsoft and Novell Networking technologies, development tools, Back Office and desktop productivity products to meet the needs of more than 15,000 students a year. Our flexible solutions offer businesses and individuals top-quality computer training on Microsoft, Novell, Linux, Internet Technologies that is tailored to meet your specific needs - when and how you want it. | |  |
| North Manchester Public Library 405 North Market Street North Manchester, IN 46962 260/982-4773 phone 260/982-6342 fax nmpl@nman.lib.in.us Serving the community of North Manchester, the population of which is approximately 6,260. The library district is the corporation limits of the town. Any person is welcome to use the library and its materials in-house; a card is not required unless materials will be borrowed from the library. The library houses over 40,000 items for people of all ages including books, videos, magazines, audio cassettes, CDs, DVDs, microfilm, puppets and puzzles. The library subscribes to over 120 magazines, and 10 newspapers including the local News-Journal, and Wabash Plain Dealer, as well as the Wall Street Journal, USA Today and Indianapolis Star. Genealogy, Local History and Indiana History information is located in the Indiana Room. AV equipment available on a rental basis. Apple and IBM compatible computers, Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) stations, Video Player, DVD Player, Video Projector are also available for public use. | |   |
| NPower Indiana 1405 E Broadripple Ave Indianapolis, IN 46220 317/396-2848 phone 317/396-2789 fax Info@NPowerIN.org NPower Indiana is a nonprofit organization that serves as a trusted and affordable technology advisor, facilitator and service provider to nonprofits in Marion and the contiguous Central Indiana counties. We help other nonprofits achieve self-sustaining technology solutions so they may better serve our communities. With a deep understanding of the special strengths and challenges of nonprofits, NPower provides expert counsel and affordable access to technology products and services. NPower also appreciates the potential and limits of technology. As a result, NPower is able to provide an unbiased connection for nonprofits to the technology community. Launched in 2002, NPower Indiana is an affiliate of the NPower Network. This national organization was established in 2000 through the Microsoft and NPower National Partnership. NPower Indiana is also a partner to the Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF) and is supported by other local organizations such as The Indianapolis Foundation, a CICF affiliate, and United Way. | |  |
| Preserve Indiana The Indiana Historic Architecture Home Page spotlights historic architecture and neighborhoods throughout all of Indiana. Here you will find an extensive photo gallery--over 100 photos--of historic architecture, with more being added all the time. Indianapolis, Gary, South Bend, Crown Point, Hammond, Michigan City, Evansville, Lafayette--there are some great towns and cities with great architecture here in Indiana. On this site you will also find educational information on identifying various American architectural styles, as well as a large number of links to other helpful and informative sites. Though focusing on Indiana, this site is sure to appeal to anyone interested in history, architecture, travel or American culture. | |  |
| Purdue University Macintosh Users' Group Matt Willmore, President willmore@purdue.edu The #1 source for all your Apple needs at Purdue University! Don't forget to check the site to subscribe to any of our mailing lists. | |  |
| Richard W. Tarara, Professor of Physics Richard W. Tarara Notre Dame, IN rtarara@saintmarys.edu Free Physics Educational Software (Win & Mac) at: http://www.saintmarys.edu/~rtarara/software.html NEW: Mac versions of Lab Simulations | |  |
| Ruth Lilly Medical Library - Wireless Access Ruth Lilly Medical Library has 2 access points for 802.11b wireless Internet networking supplementing the public data jacks. The first floor access point is located near the third tower. The third floor access point is located near rooms 318 and 319. The access points have an average range of 70 feet, with a theoretical longer range depending on obstacles and interference. In order to use them you must be within range and have a WI-FI 802.11b compatible wireless network card. Use of the wireless network requires an IU network account. To access the wireless network it will be mandatory to use the IU virtual private network (VPN). Instructions to setup a wireless VPN with various operating systems are available in the UITS Knowledge Base (Mac users must purchase NTS TunnnelBuilder software from the IU book store to use the VPN. This is the link to the IUB Knowledge Base instructions and link to the Bookstore :Ê http://kb.indiana.edu/data/akeq.html?cust=13328). | |  |
| Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association's (SGMA) Shawn Aylsworth, Baseball/Softball Participation Committee (BSPC) Midwest Softball Complex, P. O. Box 68447 Indianapolis, IN 46268 317/879-2085 phone esaylsworth@mac.com  Shawn Aylsworth is the new consultant for the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association's (SGMA) Baseball/Softball Participation Committee (BSPC). He will be responsible for promoting programs that will increase participation in slow-pitch softball leagues. The BSPC is a coalition of 11 companies formed in October 2001 to increase participation in both baseball and softball, which operates under the SGMA's Baseball & Softball Council. The committee has identified three programs that are successfully building league softball participation in several softball complexes. A major aspect of Aylsworth's assignment is to implement these programs in other complexes around the country and to monitor the progress of the initiative. Before joining BSPC, Aylsworth held a variety of editorial positions with Hungry Minds, Inc., formerly IDG Books Worldwide, publisher of the 'For Dummies' series of guidebooks. His most recent position was as an editor for the company's online division. He previously was an editorial assistant with the Associated Press and before that an editor and reporter for several weekly newspapers. He is a graduate of Indiana University. Aylsworth is based in Indianapolis, with offices in the Midwest Softball Complex. The complex is a member of the Sportsplex Operators and Directors Association (SODA), which includes 1,500 softball complexes. SODA has agreed to support the BSPC initiative and assist Alysworth in contacting its members. The Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association (SGMA), owner of The Super Show, is the trade association of North American manufacturers, producers and distributors of sports apparel, athletic footwear, fitness and sporting goods equipment. SGMA represents and supports its members through programs and strategies for sports participation, market intelligence and public policy. | |  |
| Tri-County Middle/Senior High School 11298 W. 100 S. Wolcott, IN 47995 219/279-2105 phone 219/279-2108 fax Built in 1974, renovated in 1999, school to 495 students - "One of the smallest and striving to be the best" HOME TO THE CAVALIERS The Tri-County intermediate school has received and has been putting to use a newly purchased wireless portable lab. This lab consists of 16 ibooks (laptop computers). Fifteen of the ibooks fit into a mobile cart. The additional ibook is for the teacher. Features of the cart include an Airport (a wireless base station) that is plugged into the school network and a printer. The cart has fifteen slots into which the ibooks can be inserted for storage and their batteries recharged. Funds for the purchase came from e-rate discounts for which the Corporation applies every year and from residual funds from the 2001 technology budget. The Intermediate teachers have been trained on how to use the lab, and elementary principal Steve Ulrich reports that the lab was put into use immediately. The benefits of the lab will be many. Teacher training will be more efficient. Whole classes can have access to computers at once rather than rotating students through the five computers in the classroom. No longer will elementary students need to be bused to the Middle-Senior High School to do the MAP testing - the test that was introduced last fall. The possibilities are numerous and teachers will quickly find many ways to use this valuable resource - one of two new resources in the Corporation. | |  |
| USA Gymnastics Pan American Plaza 201 S Capitol Ave, Ste 300 Indianapolis, IN 46225 317/237-5050 phone 317/237-5069 fax rebound@usa-gymnastics.org USA Gymnastics is the sole national governing body (NGB) for the sport of gymnastics in the United States. It gets this designation from the International Olympic Committee and the International Gymnastics Federation. USA Gymnastics sets the rules and policies that govern gymnastics in this country. Training and selecting the U.S. Gymnastics Teams for the Olympics and World Championships are just two of the many responsibilities of USA Gymnastics. The not-for-profit organization was established in Tucson, Ariz., in 1963. During the mid-1960s the U.S. had scarcely 7,000 athletes competing a limited schedule. The only major international events for gymnasts were the Olympic Games and the Pan American Games. Today, more than 71,000 athletes are registered in competitive programs through USA Gymnastics. USA Gymnastics has more than 13,000 professional and instructor members. Approximately 3,000 competitions and events throughout the U.S. are sanctioned annually. USA Gymnastics is headquartered in Indianapolis, Ind., with several other sports' NGBs and has expanded very quickly in its 30 plus years. The original staff of three has grown to approximately 40 employees. | |  |
| Vision Multimedia Nichole Kelly, Program Coordinator 4625 N Keystone Ave Indianapolis, IN 46205 317/257-1266 phone 317/257-7732 fax vmw@newconvenant.org Training Youth in the Multimedia Arts - A Community Empowerment Program of New Covenant Church & Ministries Media plays a vital role in the lives of today's youth. Our fourth annual Multimedia in Focus 2004 summer media camp will introduce youth to the world of communication and multimedia arts. The mission of the Vision Multimedia Workshop Inc. is to introduce urban youth and pre-college young men and women to the multimedia arts of writing, video, audio, web and print graphics. By providing access to high quality hardware and software, participants will have a better grasp of "real world" multimedia content creation. | |   |
| Wabash College - A Liberal Arts College for Men Help Desk P.O. Box 352 Crawfordsville, In 47933-0352 765/361-6400 phone helpdesk@wabash.edu Private, independent, four year liberal arts college for men, granting Bachelor of Arts degree. Located in Crawfordsville, Indiana, a community of 14,000 located 45 miles northwest of Indianapolis and 150 miles southeast of Chicago. Computers: More than 120 systems are available to students. Two classrooms with Dell computers (1.3 GHz Pentium 4 & Pentium III 750) are open 15 hours a day. A third classroom with a mixture of Macintosh G3 300 and Dell Pentium 500 computers is open 24 hours a day. The Detchon Center language laboratory has 24 Macintosh G3 PowerPCs. In Baxter Hall, there is a mathematics classroom with 16 Dell 1.3 GHz Pentium 4 computers and a Psychology classroom with 7 Macintosh G3 PowerPCs. Physics has a wireless classroom with 15 PowerBook G3 400 laptops and 4 Dell 750 MHz Precision 220 workstations. A gigabit and fast Ethernet LAN links all systems with three high-speed connections to the Internet. The Chemistry Department has a 32 node Beowulf parallel processor system. Software includes Microsoft Office 98 and 2000, SAS, Photoshop, DreamWeaver, QuickTime Pro, Macromedia Flash, Macromedia Director, JMP, Maya 3D Modeling, and Mathematica. A next generation Compaq UNIX server supports IMAP e-mail that can be accessed anywhere, anytime through the web. All college-owned living units, dormitories and fraternities have an ethernet connection for each student study desk. Through these connections, students have access to the resources of the Internet and to on-campus servers. Sports: Wabash competes at the NCAA Division III level in ten varsity sports--baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, trackand field, swimming, and wrestling-as a member of the North Coast Athletic Conference. In addition, students may participate in 23 intramural sports and four club sports. More than three-quarters of Wabash students participate in at least one intramural sport. | |   |
| Zionsville Lower Middle School Bea Edwards - Media Specialist Tech Coordinator Zionsville, IN 317/873-1253 phone 317/873-1245 fax bedwards@eucsc.k12.in.us Librarian Media Specialist for 13 years. Tech support officially for 1 year, assisted for 3 years. I teach Internet training and information research skills. | |  |