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Wednesday, April 16, 2003
More Internet classes will be offered in fall - Bob Purvis, Arizona Daily Wildcat
The UA classroom of the future is just a keystroke away, UA information technology officials say. The rapid advancement of computer technology and the emergence of high-speed Internet connections has led to a boom in Web-based courses being offered next fall, according to Robin Allen, UA chief information officer. “The general progress of technology has enabled the ease of use,” said Gary Forger, technology coordinator. There will be 35 more Internet courses offered in the fall than in the previous semester, making it the highest amount of Web-based courses in UA history, Allen said.
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