CEC.RESTON Joins SpecialNet.

The article reports that the Council for Exceptional Children joined SpecialNet, a communication/information electronic network for special educators in the United States. SpecialNet is available to anyone in the country who has access to a computer terminal or microcomputer. There are approximately...

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Publicado en:Exceptional Children Vol. 49; no. 5; p. 477
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Sage Publications Inc. Feb1983
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      ab: The article reports that the Council for Exceptional Children joined SpecialNet, a communication/information electronic network for special educators in the United States. SpecialNet is available to anyone in the country who has access to a computer terminal or microcomputer. There are approximately 500 subscribers. Organizations and individuals subscribing to SpecialNet can send and receive electronic mail from any of the other subscribers on the network. The article also provides information on contact information about SpecialNet.
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