New advances in technology have brought about many changes concerning how information is transferred and courses are being taught.

A wide range of telecommunication devices is available to college students and faculty. Computers, Internet, e-mail; fax machines and chat services are used along with many other devices to bring information closer to its users. We are experiencing radical changes in our educational system and how we receive, perceive and disperse information. Our environment and our interaction with change are apart human evolution. The decisions made by humans and the evolutionary process of their culture must be carefully balanced so that neither one is ever out of control.

We will witness a new approach to teaching lab and lecture courses. No one will know what is in the cards until later in this new millenium.

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