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United Kingdom The Independent, 17-Feb-2000: "Education: Home Help on the Net - Languages: Help with French? Now you're talking: Learning a language on the net has many advantages: It's Fun, Interactive." Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland); October 23, 1999; Low, Bob: "A Blair watch project.(Features)" TEP - Technology Enhancement Programme, Spring 1999, p 32/41: 'Introducing the Internet in Primary Schools', by Rachid R'Kaina / Steve Crisp. There are many valuable teaching resources on the Internet. There are few better sites that www.kidlink.org which brings together teachers from all over the world to collaborate on curriculum based projects. For example: 'Math Around Us' takes place each year and encompasses different curriculum areas. Kids@work: Math in Cyberzone by Patti Weeg, 1999. A teacher's book (ISBN 1-902264-15-0, 110 p), and a student's book (ISBN 1-902264-14-2, 112 p). Beaumont Publishing (London) Ltd. Many references to Kidlink. Technology Enhancement Programme, April 1999, page 4, 32: "Technology Enhancement Programme." Short description of Kidlink plus screenshot of home page. .net Magazine, February, 1999, Page 154. Article about Kidlink authored by Karen Triggs. Summary: "Kidlink is an educational charity based on the Net and helps children from across the world to pair up and work together via e-mail and IRC." Cambridge University Libraries Information Bulletin, (ISSN 0307-7284), Easter Term 1994, New Series No. 34. Pages 12 - 13 contains information about Kidlink. Archive: getpost kidlink 485 (Saltrod). Radio Comunications, magazine, September 1993, p. 26. Mention of Kidlink. Archive: getpost kidlink 360 "Early Times" newspaper of Sept. 8, 1993. Article called "Mike Burleigh and the Computer Kids". Accompanied by a picture of the journalist with some of the Kidlink kids. Archive: getpost kidlink 362 Information Development, Volume 9 Number 3, September 1993. An eleven page article entitled 'Kidlink: a challenging and safe place for children across the world' written jointly by Mike Burleigh and Patti Weeg. Archive: getpost kidlink 435 Radio Comunications, magazine, May 1993, p. 26. Mention of Kidlink. Archive: getpost kidlink 360 Radio Comunications, magazine, April 1993, p. 26. Mention of Kidlink. Archive: getpost kidlink 360 Radio Comunications, magazine, August 1993, p. 28. Mention of KidlinkKidlink. Archive: getpost kidlink 360 The Independent, magazine article, aprox May, 1993. Article entitled "So near, yet so far apart". Archive: getpost kidlink 318 Radio Communications, magazine, July 1993. Article about "Kidlink '93". Archive: getpost kidlink 345 Radio Communications, magazine, November 1992, p. 20. Mention of Kidlink. Archive: getpost kidlink 360 Radio Communications magazine, August 1992, p. 21. About the ham segment of the KIDS-92 Celebration. Archive: getpost kidlink 360 131 The Independant Newspaper for Young People, June 18-24, 1992. Half page article under the heading "Kidlink UK". Archive: getpost kidlink 74 (Saltrod) Action, the World Association for Christian Communication Newsletter, May/June 1992. p 7. Article called "E-mail links children in 40 countries" and a picture of our Kidlink logo. Archive: getpost kidlink 132 GreenNet News newsletter. Had a nice little mention of Kidlink. Published in the UK. Archive: getpost kids-92 683 British Radio Communication, April 1992. A nice announcement of the KIDS-92 Celebration. Archive: getpost kids-92 1206 British Overseas Development, Schools' Section, January 1992, p. 1. "Kidlink: Global networking for 10 to 15-year-olds." Archive: Saltrod. Uruguay Revista IN El Pais, Nº 30(R) -Agosto 1999, pág. 26: "Diálogo universal - La red Kidlink premiada," by D.C. Entrevista realizada a Lely Núñez con motivo de los premios otorgados a Kidlink. Ultimas Noticias, May 30, 1994: "Escolares uruguayos integran red mundial de amistad informática." La MAÑANA, May 19, 1994: "Colegios uruguayos participan de proyecto de enseñanza electrónica." El Diario, May 18, 1994: "Colegios ante gran invitación: integrar enseñanza electrónica." Entrevista a Sonia Fernández y Lely Núñez sobre el lanzamiento oficial del proyecto Kidlink en lengua hispana y la posibilidad de participación a través de la Red Varela. Kliatt, May, 2003 by Chris Weber: "Students, write for the world: display your work on the Web." Mention. "Going Global for the Greater Good: Succeeding as a Nonprofit in the International Community ", book by Bonnie Koenig, M.A., Jossey Bass, February 2004. Section on the start of Kidlink in the 90ies. The Hutchinson Encyclopedia; September 22, 2003: "Kidlink Worldwide Computer Art Exhibition"; "computer art" Skewl Sites newsletter, May 2003 issue. Kidproj feature. Language, Learning & Technology; May 1, 2003; LeLoup, Jean W. Ponterio, Robert: "On the net: tele-collaborative projects: monsters.com?"; Belz, Julie A.: "From the special issue editor." (Editorial) Kliatt; May 1, 2003; Weber, Chris: "Students, write for the world: display your work on the Web"
Learning & Leading with Technology; March 1, 2003; Yoder, Maureen Brown: "Seven steps to successful online learning communities. "(Feature). Learning & Leading with Technology; March 1, 2003; Thurber, Bonnie: "Open to the world." (Readers Reminisce). Junior Scholastic; February 7, 2003; McCollum, Sean: "Teens and the Internet: are you a savvy Web surfer?" (USA). ICECube Volume 2002, Issue 3 : about the Kidlink KidSpace award. International Journal of Instructional Media; December 22, 2002; Tuthill, Gail Klemm, E. Barbara: "Virtual field trips: alternatives to actual field trips." Learning & Leading with Technology; November 1, 2002; Harris, Judi Grandgenett, Neal: "Teachers' authentic e-learning: teachers actively learn through use of the Internet in the classroom. (Telecommunications: mining the Internet)." TechLEARNING, September 01 2002: "Professional Development Goes Global" by Barbara Bray. Mention of Who-Am-I?. ICECube Volume 2002, Issue 2 : "K12 International Collaborations" Learning & Leading with Technology; April 1, 2002; Harris, Judi Reifel, Stuart: "Children should be seen and heard on the Web." (Mining the Internet).(Education, United States) Learning & Leading with Technology; December 1, 2001; French, Karen Harris, Judi: "Opening doors to the world: a using activity structures to design foreign language instruction:A note from Judi Harris." Childhood Education; September 22, 2001; Stomfay-Stitz, Aline Wheeler, Edyth: "Kids Reach Out Globally for Peace." (Brief Article) SAS inSchool, May 2001: "Exploring International Connections" by Caroline McCullen, Instructional Technologist. Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO); December 21, 2000: "SHORT CUTS" (Lifestyles/Spotlight) US Dept of Education. November 2000: Teacher's Guide to International Collaboration on the Internet: Resources, and Language arts ("Grandmother and Me" and "Who-Am-I?"). School Library Journal, Nov, 2000. Native American Languages Link Up, by Walter Minkel. TechLEARNING, November 01 2000: "Lessons and Learning Links," by Ken Royal. Kinder.Today.com, October 27, 2000: "Kidlink: An international Project "building bridges" in the Internet," by Marica Lucena. Teacher Librarian; September 1, 2000; Morgan, Nancy Sprague, Carolyn: "Question Answering, Electronic Discussion Groups, Newsgroups." and "Internet Relay Chat.(multiple conversations on the Internet at one time)" Social Education; September 1, 2000; BENNETT, LINDA B.: "Elementary Civics and the Election Year: Exercises on the Web." We the People, newsletter, May 2000: "Kidlink: Kids Talking worldwide," by Raymond Johnson. (Page 1, Page 2), "Kidlink plus Science, Math," and "Grandmother and Me," August 2000. "The World Village for Kids: Conversations with Grandmas and Grandpas to discover common ground and inherit their wisdom of maturity," September 2000. e-OnTheInternet, March 2000: "Kidlink Makes a Small World, After All," by Jeff Slutzky. Journal of Instructional Psychology, March, 2000 by Camilia Anne Czubaj: "Cyberspace Curricula: A Global Perspective." Creative Classroom Online, 1999. "Sites to see." Link to the MultiCultural Calendar. Education on the Internet, by Peggy A. Ertmer, Carole Hruskocy, and Denise M. Woods. Prentice Hall, Inc. ISBN: 0-13-014361-8. Listed on p. 11 with screenshot of home page. Internet Wire, December 27, 1999. "Net-Mom's Nice Sites 1999 Best Of The Web For Kids," by Jean Armour Polly. Kidlink listed among several others. We the People, newsletter, November 99: "The World Villages of Children: Kidlink," by Raymond Johnson.
MidLink Magazine, May 1999. "Going global," by Caroline McCullen. Amazing Kids! of the Month for April, 1999: Mrs. Weeg's Students, the Global Classroom, Delmar, Maryland!. Extensive use of Kidlink's services. Educational Leadership, Feb.99- Vol.56, No.5, p. 33-34: "Technology is for Everyone" by Joyce A. Burtch. Describes a joint project involving developmentally disabled youth and telecommunications. The contact site for the exchange was made through Kidlink via the KIDLEADER board. The project involved 3 students in California who were matched up with 3 students in New Jersey, USA. Each pair created a book about a day in their lives totally through email that resulted in souvenir "books" about their friends when the project was complete. The idea for this project was based on a presentation in Brazil by Isamu Shimazaki, the Kidlink Japanese manager, and adapted for this particular situation. Teacher Librarian; January 1, 1999: "New Internet and Web resources." Intervention in School & Clinic; January 1, 1999; DEANNA L. BRIDGES AND FRANKIE LACHÉ DEVAULL: "Now That We Have It, What Do We Do with It? Using the Web in the Classroom" Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO); December 23, 1998: "SHORT CUTS. (Lifestyles/Spotlight)" - from the Multi-Cultural Calendar. Newsday; December 16, 1998; Bob Suter, Bill Zimmerman, editor: "STUDENT BRIEFING PAGE ON THE NEWS" University Wire; November 11, 1998; Avery Johnson And Letitia Stein: "Yale U. expresses frustration, disbelief about faculty member" Instructor, May 01 1998 by Paul Oh: "Arts extravaganza! (electronic arts project for school children)." Kidlink's Gallery of Computer art mentioned. Tech Ranch (radio program also available online at cyberstation.com), July 1998. "Integrating Kidlink Activities Into Your Curriculum." 30 min (2 15-minute slots). As a K12 consultant for the radio program, Laurie Williams spoke to listeners in the audience about Kidlink. After a brief background and overview of the organization, Laurie talked about different ways that teachers could include Kidlink activities within their curriculum: types of activities available; time management tips; classroom management tips; curriculum management tips. The Sage Letter's "Cyberspace - May 1998" (http://www.sageway.com/nl13.htm). Mention of Kidlink as one of several recommended services for kids. The Reading Teacher, May 1998. "Beyond Classroom Boundaries: Constructivist Teaching with the Internet," by Amelia E. El-Hindi. Newsday.com's @Home column , April 1998. "Managing Kids' Online Chatter," by Bonnie Bruno. Mention of Kidlink as a preferred place to visit on the net. The Well Connected Educator . "Diving into Cyberspace: The Early Years," by Sheila Gaquin. An article about using Kidlink in the classroom. (http://www.techlearning.com/db_area/archives/WCE/archives/gaguin.htm) Denver Rocky Mountain News; December 24, 1997: "SHORT CUTS" Parenting of K-6 Children, The Mining Company, July 26 - August 2, 1997. Kidlink's Web site featured in "Web Parents Part 3: Parents of Children ages 11-12." CBS This Morning, around 8.30 EDT, April 22, 1997. Mention. Computers & Education, 1997: "Kidlink: a place for children in the internet," by P.M. Falcon. "We present in this paper the experience that we have had with a group of @?street children@? using the Internet, in an international project for children called Kidlink, a global net of communication for children between the ages of 10..." Measure (Hewlett-Packard), January-February 1997, p.24. Reference to Kidlink in an article entitled "Dr. Cyberspace." Teaching Children Mathematics, Dec 1996, p. 192. "Gender, ninja turtles, and pizza: using a classroom database for problem solving," by Judith Day Seidel. Reference to Kidlink.
Internet World September 1996. "Worldwide Encounters," by Aaron Weiss. Contains an interview with Sister Dianne, a long term Kidlink member. Technology & Learning; October 1, 1996; Dyrli, Odvard Egil: "The educator's ultimate World Wide Web hotlist." (includes related article on Web sites)(Directory) Direct, May 1996, p. 63, "Minus ZIP + 4 = 0 discount," by Beth Negus. Article about the U.S. Postal Service with a sidebar about Kidlink entitled "These Links Aren't For Let" explaining the organization's non-commercial and grassroot's approach. Journal of Social Issues, Spring 1996, p. 53. "Electronic grassroots organizing," by Michele Andrisin Wittig, and Joseph Schmitz. About PEN (Santa Monica's Public Electronic Network in California) with references to its involvement in Kidlink. South Carolina Middle School Journal-Spring, 1996 Vol.4 No1, pp. 20 - 22. "Global Connectivity and the Middle Level Student. A Five-Step Plan for Initiating Successful COmputer Telecommunications Projects" by Rickard Gannon. Source: Rebecca Lawson (Lawson@sunbelt.net) Business Wire; April 9, 1996. "BSDI Internet Server Powers KIDLINK's Innovative Web Site; www.kidlink.org Connects Children In Global Dialog." Newsday; May 12, 1996: "THIS WEEK ON THE WEB" Technology & Learning magazine, March 1996, p. 57. "Connecting with the world through successful telecommunications projects," by Odvar Egil Dyrli, and Daniel E. Kinnaman. Mentions several Kidlink projects, and gives a short overview. Book: "Connecting Kids and the Internet," by Benson, Allen C, and Linda M. Fodemski. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc, 1996. p. 372. Internet World March 1996. "Family Affair," by Sophie Littlefield. Kidlink mentioned. Inter@ctive Week, Jan 2, 1996. "Kids Online: Kidlink" by Gary A. Bolles. T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education), p. 60. Craig D. Rice: Reference to Kidlink with web address. Learning and Leading with Technology, December/January 1995-96, pp. 56-59. "Architects of the world," by Sister Dianne Mollica. About KIDFORUM's "Shelter Under the Sun" topic. Illustrations. Archive: Saltrod.
Technology & Learning; November 1, 1995; Dyrli, Odvard Egil Kinnaman, Daniel E.: "Part 1: Telecommunications: gaining access to the world. (article one of a series: Gaining the Online Edge)(includes related articles on getting connected, the basics, the Internet in action and moving ahead) (Industry Trend or Event)" The Internet for Teachers, By Bard Williams, 1995 IDG Books, Foster City, California, 350 pages; US $19.99. Mention of Kidlink. Internet World, October 1995. "Curriculum Counselor," by Robert Doty. Long section about the experiences of an algebra teacher using Kidlink. Elementary School Guidance & Counseling. Edwin; Oct 1, 1995. "Advancing elementary and middle school counseling through computer technology," by Edwin Gerler, Jr. Wisconsin State Journal; September 19, 1995; LAUREN NICKEL: "MADISON GIRL HAS BIG PLANS TO EXPLORE THE WEB" Internet World, September 1995. "Pointers: Kid Stuff," by Tristan Louis. Mention of Kidlink. The New York Times, Jul 16, 1995; pg. SM26, 2: "If You Don't Love It, Leave It," by ESTHER DYSON. Los Angeles Times, Orange County Edition; May 6, 1995, pp B-2. "Children Broaden World Views With Internet Chat," by Jon Nalick. Cyberguide, May 1, 1995, p. 77. "For Kids Only." Alternatives, April-May 1995, p. 39. Book review of "Greening the GATT: Trade, Environment, and the Future", by Daniel Esty in which Nancy Stefanik discusses using electronic media for global youth communications (literally, "Kidlink"). PBS TV, Computer Chronicles, Jan 20, 1995: Stuff for kids including the Kidlink IRC with a kid talking about KIDCLUB. Source: Marty Hoag, NoDak. "The World Wide Web Top 1000" Point Communications. Page 271. 1995. Contains a short review of the Kidlink WWW. Mark Hunnibell. Book is published by New Riders - an imprint of Macmillan Publishing. US $29.95. ISBN 1-56205-577-1. 1-800-428-5331. Internet Research: Electronic Networking Applications and Policy. Volume 5. Number 1 - 1995. pp. 71-79. MCB University Press. "Kidlink: patterns of growth" by Daniel D. Wheeler. Sales & Marketing Management; December 1, 1994; Campanelli, Melissa: "On the road with the king of e-mail". (salesman Joe Davis's use of RadioMail) (Sales Automation Supplement) Los Angeles Times, Nov 24, 1994. "Hawthorne Middle School Students Tap Global Computer Network," by Jon Garcia. Los Angeles Times, Oct 16, 1994. "Navigating the Kids' Lane on the Infobahn," by Anne Gregor. Mention. Technology & Learning; October 1, 1994; Dyrli, Odvard Egil: "Riding the Internet schoolbus: places to visit and things to do." (includes related articles on connection levels, corporate projects to help schools, how to navigate and reference materials) (Cover Story) T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education); September 1, 1994; Herndon, John P.: "School as waystation on the information highway." (includes related articles on CD-ROM resources, and the Texas Education Network ) Women and Language; March 22, 1994; Michel, Kathleen: "Conversation on-line: girls' rapport talk and boys' report talk." The New York Times, Aug 31, 1993; pg. A1, 2 "The Keyboard Becomes a Hangout For a Computer-Savvy Generation", By JOHN MARKOFF. Shore Line Times newspaper, May 27, 1992. Contained three pictures from the Kidlink Celebration, one of them is printed prominently in the upper left corner of the front page! Archive: getpost kidlink 51 Perspectives, Children's International Summer Villages annual journal of scholarly works. Date unknown 1992. The author, John Greenman (greenman@maine.maine.edu) has included a nice mention of Kidlink in the article. Archive: getpost kidlink 279 Daily Hampshire Gazette of Northampton, Massachusetts, May 6, 1992. Newspaper article discussing the Kidlink celebration and the partnership between Mount Holyoke College Holyoke Middle Magnet school enabling them to participate in Kidlink. Archive: getpost kidlink 295 TV station WGGB, Channel 40 (ABC), Friday, May 7, 1992. Segment about Kidlink which aired on the 5:30 p.m and 11:00 p.m. local news. Archive: getpost kidlink 295 The Springfield Union (daily newspaper published in Springfield, Massachusetts), Saturday, May 8, 1992. An article and photos about Holyoke Magnet Middle School's involvement with the Kidlink celebration. Archive: getpost kidlink 295 The Herald (local newspaper in South Carolina), Aprox: May 11, 1992. Report on International Food Tasting Festival. Reporter Susan Hill spent time interviewing the children and did a nice story on the Kidlink birthday celebration we were having. The Beaumont Enterprise, magazine (Beaumont Texas), May 23, 1993. Featured "Circuit Riders of the Electronic Frontier" in Sunday edition. From an Associated Press writer with a dateline of Metuchen, NJ, we read about Kidlink, Richard Naylor in Wellington, New Zealand, Aaron Woodman near Seattle, and a Blue Cross executive from North Dakota. Archive: getpost kidlink 311 The Herald-Journal, April 1993. Under the headline "Student wins trip to Germany" with a nice mention of "Kidlink connects pals". Archive: getpost kidlink 334 The Pennysaver, North Area Edition, April 5 - 11, 1993. Story called "Computers Are Link to New Friends and New Ideas at Hastings-Mallory School". (With picture of Jim with one of his students.) Archive: getpost kidlink 334 The Co-op Spirit (TechAlliance), March 1992. One of Denis Pshelkin's (of Protvino, Russia) graphical creations was used as cover illustration. Credit to the artist given on page 3. Archive: getpost kids-92 1100 Citizen Outlet, March 9, 1993. Front page article called "Hastings-Mallory students have 'Keypals'". Archive: getpost kidlink 334 Richmond Times-Dispatch, aprox July 1993. "Richmond classrooms span globe for meeting", which was printed in the Science & Medicine section. Archive: getpost kidlink 337 Boardwatch magazine, August 1993 issue. Sheldon K. Smith reports of an article with a great mention of Kidlink. The article on pp. 63 - 65 was authored by Bill Gram-Reefer. Archive: getpost kidlink 342 Online Access, magazine, Sept, 1993. Article "Kidlink Builds Worldwide Bridges" Archive: getpost kidlink 354 Netpower, book from Chapel Publishing. Kidlink was mentioned. Netpower, written by technology writer Eric Perrson, a 800-page book, is available directly from Fox Chapel Publishing Archive: getpost kidlink 358 Boardwatch magazine, September 1993 issue (p. 19). Mention of Kidlink. Archive: getpost kidlink 361 East Salisbury Times newspaper, Dec. 16, 1992. An article with Kidlink mention. Archive: getpost kidlink 362 Technology & Learning magazine, May/June 1993 p. 33. "Making Connections With Telecommunications". The article looked at six sites where students are benefiting from being "well connected". Archive: getpost kidlink 408 The Leader & Stage Register, 9/28/93. "Businesses adding communication online". Archive: getpost kidlink 408 The Daily Times, 9/28/93, p.5. "Group hopes to serve community", about the KIDPROJ/IRC/UNICEF project "KidClub" Archive: getpost kidlink 408 The Daily Times, August 14, 1993. The Kidlink IRC Youth Club make front page news. Archive: getpost kidlink 408 The Family Life Educator, Spring 1994. Article about Kidlink. ETR Associates, P.O. Box 1830, Santa Cruz, CA 95061-1830, U.S.A. Archive: getpost kidlink 456 Seattle Times, Feb 21, 1994. Front page showed 4 children Chris Held's classroom working very intently on computers with Kidlink projects. There were 2 more full pages in that front section of the paper. Archive: getpost kidlink 458 Apple Library Users Group Newsletter, Jan 1991. Article about Kids-91. Archive: getpost kids-91 359 Teleclass International Newsletter, Spring 1991. Mention of the KIDS-91 project. Archive: getpost kids-91 741 CompuServe Magazine, Sept. 1991. Mention of KIDS-91. The reference was made in an interview with Ken and Carrie Loss-Cutler, two American home schoolers. Archive: getpost kids-91 806 CompuServe Magazine, July 1991. Cover story about "modemocracy," the use of telecommunications to support political involvement. It includes a nice description of how kids (in KIDS-91) are leading the way in the search for a "GLOBAL online political consensus." Archive: getpost kids-92 110 EDUCOM Review, Jan/Feb 1992 (Vol 27 No 1), p. 9 ff. Article "Network-Based Collaborations: How Universities can Support K-12 Reform Efforts" by John Clement (of the EDUCOM K-12 project). Brief mention of the Kidlink project. Archive: getpost kids-92 754 The Republican newspaper (Pine Grove, PA), aprox Jul 30 1992. Report about the KIDS-92 Celebration. Archive: getpost kids-92 1541 Seattle Times newspaper, Feb 20, 1994. The front page edition showed 4 children in my classroom working very intently on computers with Kidlink projects. There were 2 more full pages in that front section of the paper. Archive: getpost kidlink 458 Booklet about KIDLINK published by Nova University, Office of Technology (May 1993). 53 pages. Submitted by Al P. Mizell. Archive: getpost kidlink 500 School Zone newspaper, a supplement to The Daily Times of Salisbury, MD. Weekly. Several articles: "Kidlink groups exchange tapes," 11/30/93, p. 10, by Ann Lawrence. "What is Internet?" 12/7/94, p.4. By Patti Weeg. "SSU hosts technology in education," by Ann Lawrence. 11/16/93. "Water is topic of latest chat," by Ann Lawrence. 11/2/93. "Bank donates computers to area elementary school." 10/26/93. "Group explores kids' rights," by Ann Lawrence. 10/19/93, p.7. "Group hopes to serve community," by Ann Lawrence (Parkside High School Sophomore). 9/28/93, p. 5. Includes a picture of Ann Lawrence and Karen Weeg. Archive: getpost kidlink 500 NPR (National Public Radio). May 15, 1994. Story about Kidlink and electronic mail. Mentioned the international aspect, and various other things. Archive: getpost kidlink 529 Christian Science Monitor, May 9, 1994. Article about the use of telecommunications in education and Kidlink is mentioned numerous times. Archive: getpost kidlink 531 The Press Democrat newspaper, Thursday, April 28, 1994, pages B1-B2. (Newspaper in Santa Rosa, California, USA) "Kids Take Spin on Info Highway" by Tina Anima. The article described how the students in Stu Clark's fifth grade class at the Proctor Terrace School are learning about internet communications. Two photographs with the story. One showed a computer with a KIDCAFE message from Tania Sanchez from Buenos Aires, Archive: getpost kidlink 534 Austin American-Statesman, Austin, Texas, Thursday, May 12, 1994. "Computer Link Puts World at Casis Kids' Fingertips" gave a brief description of the celebration. It also described the type of things going on in the conversations and where the different response came from. It ended with reactions from our class' students. Archive: getpost kidlink 535 West Austin News, Thursday, May 19, 1994. "Casis Cruises the Information Highway Via an Internet 'Chat Event'. International Conference Call" gave a short description of what conversations were like and how our class organized the event at our end. It ended with a quote from the class teacher: "This project has really been fun," Ms. Williams said, I can't wait for more schools to get on Internet. It will change the whole meaning of communication." Archive: getpost kidlink 535 Connect [Magazine]: The Modem User's Resource. V2, N3, May/Jun 1994. A 2-column long overview of Kidlink and how to get more info. Gives basic LISTSERV and Gopher info. "Perhaps the most significant Internet outlet for kids online is Kidlink." In a four page article, author chronicles the participation of several young and older internet users. Tells about Jamie McCoy of Salisbury Maryland using Kidlink IRC in conjunction with the KIDPROJ KIDCLUB Weekly chats. A half-page on KIDCLUB and how to join in that and Kidlink. Archive: getpost kidlink 551 The Washington Post, February 18, 1991, FINAL Edition, "Kid Communiques A New Generation of Computer Pals Presses the Right Buttons for World Peace," by Don Oldenburg.
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