Cultural Perspectives: New this week on i711.com

From: i711 Relay - Jul 7, 2005

Hello,

New this week on i711.com:

When is a doctor not a doctor? Trudy Suggs looks at the honorary doctorate and proper use of the "Dr." title in this week's Cultural Perspectives, new on i711.com.

Also on i711.com this week:

* Bits, Bytes, and Baudot: Originally developed for the Deaf community, closed captioning is now providing some interesting capabilities to a wider audience. Lisa Goldstein looks at a new online technology trend that is good for all of us.

* Employment Matters: Kevin McLeod offers tips getting the job you really want by finding and following your passion.

* Your thoughts and comments: Readers react to the articles and post their own community experiences. Share, participate and learn together.

It's all available for free to registered users of i711.com. Registration is free: www.i711.com/register.

The i711.com Team

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