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of technology related items for professional Kinesiologists.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
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***National Conference on Technology in Physical Education
and Sport***
FROM: Mel E. Finkenberg,
http://www.tahperd.sfasu.edu
KEN'S NOTE: My feeling is this will be the event of the year for all
you cats who love technology and its impact on Kinesiology. I sure
have put it on my list of events to attend in 1997.
NASPE is sponsoring a second National Conference on Technology in Physical Education and Sport at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana from July 31-August 3, 1997. The Conference Planning Committee invites you to submit a proposal(s) for a breakout session.
The focus of the conference will be applications of technology in
physical
education and sport. These applications include instruction,
assessment,
research, communication, organization, administration, etc. The
target
audiences include K-12 physical educators, coaches, administrators,
and
college/university faculty.
Ball State has an outstanding physical education facility with
state-of-the-art capabilities for use of technology. We will have
the
opportunity to utilize MAC and PC computer labs, electronic
classrooms,
regular classrooms, gymnasiums, dance studios, and an instructional
fitness
center. The audio/visual capabilities are excellent, with most
equipment
available on carts for use in most rooms. We are confident that we
can
accommodate any presentation needs that are requested by specified
dates.
If you have a general question, please contact Charlene Burgeson,
NASPE
Program Administrator, at (800)213-7193, ext. 413 or
cburgeson=AT=aahperd.org.
If you have a question about facilities and/or equipment, please
contact
Marilyn Buck, Conference Chair, at (317)285-1472 or
mbuck=AT=bsu.edu.
Please note that all proposals must be postmarked no later than
January 15,
1997. You will be informed of the status of your proposal(s) by March
1,
1997.
We hope to hear from you!
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THE INTERNET REVIEW
KEN'S NOTE: This site lacks any depth of coverage of the items listed
but it is a cool source for cutting edge products. The recreation
section can be found at
http://www.popsci.com/cgi-bin/popsci/bown/category/rec.index.html
FROM: NET-HAPPENINGS Digest - 30 Nov 1996
Subject: Popular Science: Best of What's New
http://www.popsci.com/bown/
Discover the year's greatest achievements in science and
technology
with Best of What's New from Popular Science magazine. In every
field -- from audio & video to cars to computers to photography
to
recreation -- Best of What's New profiles 100 innovations that
have
proven their power to dazzle. NEAT FEATURE: Users can cast a vote
for their favorites in the Readers' Choice Awards.
It's a great resource for geeks and gearheads alike -- or
anyone
who likes to keep up with the cutting edge.
Hans Bjordahl
XOR Internet Technologies
hans=AT=xor.com
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HIGHER EDUCATION
FROM: "Mark A. Pereira"
I would like to introduce a new listserver for scientific
discussion related to
physical activity and health - PAHNet, the listserver of the
Physical Activity
and Health Network. The easiest way to sign on to the listserver is
through
the PAHNet homepage
(http://www.pitt.edu/~pahnet).
Send an e-mail to: majordomo=AT=list.pitt.edu
with the command: SUBSCRIBE PAHNET in the body of your e-mail letter
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HIGHER EDUCATION
FROM: Edupage, 19 November 1996
CAMPUS COMPUTER GROWTH SLOWED SINCE LAST YEAR
The 1996 Campus Computing Survey results are in -- and indicate that
about
25% of college courses use e-mail, up from 20% last year. The 5%
increase
was small in comparison to the previous year, which saw growth rate
of about
12%. "After a year of tremendous growth, it's not unusual that we see
a
period of consolidation," says survey author Kenneth Green. More than
half
the schools surveyed had a technology resource center for faculty,
but only
one in eight rewarded their faculty for the time they put in on
integrating
information technology into their teaching methods. About half the
faculty
surveyed had computers, but fewer than a third of the students did.
One in
seven campuses surveyed uses a private company to provide students
with
Internet accounts. (Chronicle of Higher Education 22 Nov 96 A21)
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HIGHER EDUCATION
FROM: NET-HAPPENINGS Digest - 23 Nov 1996 - Special issue
KEN'S NOTE: This is a hyper-link / data rich resource. It is not
specifically
a Kinesiology site but has very good resources for educators
interested in technology.
Subject: Educational Technology Virtual Library
http://tecfa.unige.ch/info-edu-comp.html
Hi Everyone:
I just found the subject site. Maybe I'm the last to know about
it, but
just in case there are other who have not seen this, I thought I'd
post the
URL. It looks pretty interesting.
Patricia Figliola Lewis
University of Florida
PhD Student, Telecom Policy & Law
http://grove.ufl.edu:80/~pflewis/
pflewis=AT=nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu
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HIGHER EDUCATION
FROM: The Scout Report -- November 29, 1996
The Medical Tribune Online Edition
http://www.medtrib.com/
The Medical Tribune, provided by Jobson Publishing, has been
issued 21
times a year for over 36 years, and now comes to the web. Aimed
at
physicians in family practice, each issue offers articles that,
while
research-based, are written so that non-professionals can make use of
the
information. In addition to the feature articles and physician
forums,
users will appreciate the MD CyberGuide, which provides fully
annotated
pointers to medical information elsewhere on the Internet; the
annotations
describe not only what each site offers, but how the resource might
be
useful to both doctors and patients, all written in a critical yet
engaging
style. The Medical Guide also contributes content to "Your Health
Daily," a
publication of the New York Times Syndicate directed toward health
care
consumers (discussed in the January 5, 1996 Scout Report). [ML]
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HIGHER EDUCATION
FROM: Internet Digest for 02-Dec-96
U.S. Robotics Offers Free Web Pages
http://townesquare.usr.com
U.S. Robotics announced Towne Square 2000(SM), an
interactive online community that brings together World Wide
Web users, and allows them to create their own Web presence
at no charge, without any HTML programming. Offering more
than 40 customizable templates, Towne Square 2000 gives
users the ability to build and post their own home and
resume Web pages. In addition, they can build online "launch
pads," Web pages with direct links to their favorite sites.
"Towne Square 2000 makes Web page creation fun and easy, and
accessible to those who may be new to the Internet," said
Neil Clemmons, vice president of marketing for U.S.
Robotics' Personal Communications Division. "This site
provides customers with a place to gather and interact, and
allows them to take an active role in creating and evolving
an online community."Towne Square 2000 allows Web surfers to
advertise their business, meet new people, share their
interests and hobbies, find a job, or sell their car.
Without any special software or knowledge of HTML,
registered U.S. Robotics product owners can author up to ten
pages for online resumes, small businesses, favorite links,
hobbies and interests, and online classified ads. Pages can
be customized by altering background colors, and text and
link colors. Users who are not registered U.S. Robotics
product owners can create a Web presence with up to three pages.
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
The Scout Toolkit Version 2.0
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/scout/toolkit/
http://wwwscout.cs.wisc.edu/scout/toolkit/
http://rs.internic.net/scout/toolkit/
The most trusted source for information on how to make the
Internet work
better for you is now available in extra strength. Version 2.0 of the
Scout
Toolkit debuts today, with a completely new interface, many new
sections,
and a focus on the future. In addition to the current awareness
you've come
to expect from Net Scout, we've added an increased emphasis on
analysis and
insight. Sections include: Searching the Internet, Latest Tools
and
Technologies, End User's Corner, Net Scout Sidekicks, a Selective
Guide to
Publications on the Internet, and Future Internet Directions. The
new
Toolkit is mirrored on three sites to allow Internauts unhindered
access.
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
Here's a pretty good site for teachers and others interested
in educ stuff
for mac. Tons of useful info
http://wisdomquest.com/edsolutions.html
Frank Katch
Department of Exercise Science
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003
fkatch=AT=excsci.umass.edu
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
FROM: NET-HAPPENINGS Digest - 22 Nov 1996 to 23 Nov 1996 - Special
issue
Subject: Sports Dentistry
http://www.sportsdentistry.com
Welcome to Sports Dentistry On Line, the Sports Dentistry Home
Page health
professionals and the general public may access for information
pertaining
to dental/facial trauma prevention and treatment, including what to
do when
a tooth is knocked out...
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
Download a free version of my Soccer software!!!
Download a free version of my swimming software!!!
This software is fully executable under windows 95 and windows nt.
You can download it at URL: http://www.hedra.es/~lmfary
Note: The first letter of lmfary is an L , not the number one. :)
Un saludo.
(Regards)
Luis Farina
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
FROM: NET-HAPPENINGS Digest - 30 Nov 1996
Subject: Finding Data on the Internet - A Journalist's Guide
I recently ran onto this Web page. It's a great spot for
journalists. There
is a link to a statistics for journalists page and there are links by
topic
for journalistic research.
Susan Klopfer
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
You may want to check out our Online Sports Career Center
http://www.onlinesports.com/pages/CareerCenter.html
with Sports related job listings and a resume bank. There is also
a link on
that page to a company (SportWerk Consulting Inc.) that puts out
a
subscription newsletter of jobs and internships in the Sports and
Recreation industries. The newsletter is called NATIONAL SPORTS
EMPLOYMENT
NEWSLETTER and you can read more info on it at
http://www.onlinesports.com/sportwerk/
There is also a Sports Business Center at Online Sports
http://www.onlinesports.com/pages/BusinessCenter.html
which is a matching service Sports Distributors, Reps,
Importers,
Exporters, and Manufacturers.
Our Home Page is http://www.onlinesports.com.
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
Jason's Triathlon and Cycling Home Page
http://dragon.acadiau.ca/~005963m/
Swim, cycle or run on over to Jason's page where he's celebrating
his second Web birthday. What makes a site withstand the test of
2 years time? Great content! And it's all here, including
Triathlon
resources, product reviews, news groups, photography and meters more.
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
Subject: K12> Net-Doctor "Experience Your Body Internet
Style"
http://www.net-doctor.com
Net-Doctor Experience Your Body Internet Style. A series of
Animations and
Information on the human body, its organs and systems. We have a
large text
database for all your researching needs, complemented by a series of
fun yet
educational animations.
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
United States Fencing Association
http://www.usfa.org/
United States Fencing Association maintains an excellent site for information on all areas of fencing.
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 19 November 1996
COMPAQ'S NEW HAND-HELD COMPUTER
Compaq Computer's new hand-held PC companion is designed to be
used
separately to enter and manipulate data or access the Internet, and
can then
transfer information to any desktop running Windows 95. The PC
companion
uses Microsoft's Windows CE operating system, weighs less than a
pound, and
includes a small keyboard and a touch-sensitive screen. (Wall
Street
Journal 18 Nov 96 B3)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 19 November 1996
PC MAKERS MUST DELIVER MORE THAN PCs
Intel CEO Andy Grove says there's more to the PC business than just
building
machines: "By the end of the decade, the definition of the
personal
computer will broaden again to include interactive, lifelike
experiences. We
need to look at our business as more than simply the building and
selling of
personal computers. Our business is the delivery of information
and
lifelike interactive experiences." (Wall Street Journal 18 Nov 96 B4)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 21 November 1996
NETSCAPE PLANS TO EDGE MICROSOFT OFF THE DESKTOP
Netscape Communications is developing software designed to organize
a
computer desktop, pushing Microsoft's Windows software off center
stage.
Constellation, which is expected to ship in mid-1997, gives the
computer the
look of a television screen with a row of buttons down one side.
Each
button represents either a Web site to visit or an application
program.
Netscape hopes its new product could become a de facto operating
system,
with software developers writing their programs for Constellation
rather
than Windows. Microsoft plans to introduce a competing product,
called
Active Desktop, in the second half of next year. One analyst says
Netscape's new approach to the browser battles shows it's growing up:
"Up
until this point it's been primarily a religious battle, with
Netscape
saying, it's us or them. Now they're saying, we realize we will not
rule
the entire domain. However, what we will do is become the entire
container
within which disparate pieces can be used." (Wall Street Journal 20
Nov 96 B10)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 24 November 1996
FINDING IMAGES IN A DATABASE
Software from Virage can compare images with a kind of visual
template, in
much the same way that the human brain functions. The Virage
software
reduces the essence of each image into a 1-kilobyte file called a
feature
vector, based on shapes, textures, colors and placement. (Forbes 2
Dec 96 p240)
See http://www.virage.com for
demo.
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 24 November 1996
AUDIONET'S HOOP DREAMS
AudioNet has been granted the rights to Internet carriage of
radio
broadcasts of the NCAA Men's College Basketball Tournament through
2001.
The company, which received a total of $9 million in support from
Motorola
and Premiere Radio Networks in September, hopes to have 500 radio
stations
online by the end of next year: "It dawned on us that this was a
tremendous
way to reach a national audience. What we've done with AudioNet is to
turn
it into the third broadcast medium," says AudioNet's president. The
company
drew 9,000 listeners last month when it broadcast the first game of
the
American League Championship Series. (Broadcasting & Cable 18 Nov
96 p76)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
Electric Skis!
http://www.acx.com/smart_ski.html
After years of high scientific interest and commercial
promise, futuristic "smart structures" technology finally
came "schussing" into the real world last fall embedded in a
line of smart skis. A revolutionary piezo control module
developed by ACX serves as "The Brain Inside" the ski. The
K2 "Four" ski, containing the ACX control module, marks
the first time smart structures technology has ever been used
in a commercial product.
"At K2, we have to innovate to maintain our leadership
position in alpine ski technology. We identified smart
technology as an important new direction for skis. Our
partnership with ACX helped us to reducethe cycle time
of bringing the Smart Ski to market. The ACX technology
allowed us to selectively and consistently control dynamic
response in the ski and present the technology in a visible
form. ACX technology is a real product differentiator, and
with it, K2 is staking a firm position as the market leader.
ACX was a big part of the success of the K2 Four."
-- Mr. James Vandergrift
Vice President, Research and Development
K2 Corporation
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 3 December 1996
SMARTER COMPUTERS AHEAD
Microsoft CEO Bill Gates sees much smarter computers on the road
ahead: "If
a human assistant works for you over a period of years, your
efficiency in
working with him gets dramatically better and he can anticipate
your
interests and you can use shorthand ways of communicating. With a
computer
today, even if you use it for a couple of years, you are basically
working
with it the exact same way. It's not learning in the way a human
assistant
would. On the simplest level, the next generation of computers would
learn
the kind of information you like to see. They're going to know how
you are
reacting to things, and essentially put together, for example, the
kind of
newspaper that meets your interests." (Investor's Business Daily 3
Dec 96 A8)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 3 December 1996
VIRTUAL REALITY FOR THE MASSES
Synthonics Technologies Inc. has developed a process for creating
photo-realistic three-dimensional images without using a CAD or
3-D
rendering tool. The technique requires taking at least two
photographs of
any object from different angles, digitizing the photos, and drawing
lines
between congruent spots on the different views. The PC-based
software
(called "Rapid Virtual Reality") does the rest. (PC Magazine 17 Dec
96)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 3 December 1996
COPYRIGHT IN CYBERSPACE
A three-week-long meeting in Geneva of the World Intellectual
Property
Organization, a United Nations agency, is considering international
rules
extending copyright law to cyberspace. The draft treaties would
ensure that
electronic transmission of any copyrighted work is subject to the
same rules
on authorization and royalty payments that apply to "hard copies" and
would
protect databases, even where copyrighted material is not involved,
that
represent a substantial investment of resources. (Financial Times 2
Dec 96)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Netsurfer Digest: Vol. 02, #38
NETADDRESS OFFERS FREE E-MAIL
There may be no free lunch, but these days there's free e-mail. In
this case, you get your freebie if you can endure some advertising.
You read your free e-mail anywhere via the Web, or have it forwarded
to the POP mailbox of your choice. Filtering rules can be applied to
store, forward, or delete your mail. They even have a feature which
will collect your e-mail from several ISPs and forward it to you.
Sounds pretty useful, and as the site says, "Hey, what do you have to
lose? After all, it's free!"
"http://netaddress.usa.net/"
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 26 November 1996
DIGITAL TV ACCORD REACHED
The television and computer industries have reached a compromise
on
technical standards for the new generation of digital TV sets,
smoothing the
way for a transition to nationwide digital TV service. The agreement
failed
to specify a video format, one of the sticking points between the
two
industries, but instead lets companies choose formats they think will
best
suit consumers' needs. The agreement was hailed as a success by
FCC
Chairman Reed Hundt who said it "eliminates needless government
regulation
on technical issues better left to the marketplace." Television
makers have
said the new sets could be in stores within two years, priced at
$1,500 to
$3,000 each. (Wall Street Journal 26 Nov 96 B10)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 24 November 1996
HELLO? IS THIS A COMPUTER? DO I PLACE IT NEAR MY FACE?
Hudson Institute Fellow Mark Helprin thinks not. "Terrified lest
their
children be computer illiterate, lemming parents have pushed the
schools
into a computer frenzy in which they spend years learning to use
Windows and
WordPerfect. This much like 'Sesame Street,' which, instead of
waiting
until a child is five and teaching him to count in an afternoon,
devotes
thousands of hours drumming it into him during his underdeveloped
infancy.
But while numbers will remain the same, fifth-graders will, when they
get to
graduate school, have no contact with Windows 95. The 'teaching'
of
computer in the schools may be likened to a business academy in the
1920s
founded for the purpose of teaching the telephone: 'When you hear the
bell,
pick up the receiver, place it thusly near your face, and say
'Hello?'"
(Forbes ASAP 2 Dec 96 p15)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Internet Digest for 25-Nov-96
Faith in the PC and Internet (Gates)
In his keynote address here yesterday, Bill Gates predicted
that the PC will gain power, not lose it, in the age of the
Internet. Gates' remarks followed Monday's keynote by
Intel's Andy Grove, in which the Intel chief said the
industry will require more powerful machines that display
life-like visuals and audio to compete with TV for consumers
attention. Both Gates and Grove, arguably the most powerful
figures in the information technology industry, said the
Internet will play a pervasive role in enabling new
technologies and innovations to reach a broader audience.
That theme was carried further Wednesday morning in the
keynote address of James Barksdale, CEO of Netscape
Communications Corp., and by the 550 companies featuring
Internet-related products and services at COMDEX, nearly
double last year's number.
Gates predicted that the Internet will also change the
relationship between customer and business. Instead of
establishing a relationship with, say, a PC company once
every two years when someone purchases a new PC, Gates
envisions a stream of email customized to the user, and
informing him or her about "clip art we've got on our Web
site, new templates, usage hints, some updates that we might
have available, or even new components that you can just
click and have those come down. So there won't be this big
one-time event."
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