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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2000
Page
12
The MyBot LEGOcy introduces T computers and light and motion sensors to engage children aged four to six. It features a cockpit micro computer usable as a base for a race car, robot, or rocket, enabling young kids to explore technology through building. Priced around $50, it hits stores this month.
A digest of tech self help and online resources covers eradicating computer bugs and viruses, cyber etiquette, and handling digital property in divorces. It highlights online calendars chats and kid friendly computing, plus science games and display color guidance.
Our technology resource staff welcomes questions suggestions confusion or comments. Staff writer Al Fasoldi offers a guided tour PAGE 2 Miss Information Jayne Lytel responds to questions with directions PAGE 6 In search Jan Dempsey shares search tips PAGE 6 Dr Gizmo delivers tech advice PAGE 6 Readers can email technology syracuse com or mail Technology Desk Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13721 or call Tina Johnson Marcel at 315 470 6004
Blythe Bennett heads the Virtual Reference Desk, part of Syracuse University linked ERIC network. The piece explores how online librarians tackle quirky inquiries, liabilities, and the shift from school to expansive digital information clearinghouses.
Syracuse University article surveys key online education resources including AskERIC Gateway to Educational Materials and the Virtual Reference Desk. It notes AskERIC streams questions to clearinghouses and GEM offers direct access to materials. The piece stresses expert validation and authoritative sources for reliable answers.
Legal battle pits MP3.com against Universal Music Group with a potential 250 million payout for alleged copyright infringement. Experts note a tension between traditional copyright aims and new digital listening needs as Napster remains under scrutiny.
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