• DOI:10.1147/sj.371.0019
Corpus ID: 38758792

NetVista: Growing an Internet Solution for Schools

@article{Kellogg1998NetVistaGA,
  title={NetVista: Growing an Internet Solution for Schools},
  author={W. Kellogg and J. Richards and C. Swart and P. Malkin and M. Laff and V. Hanson and B. Hailpern},
  journal={IBM Syst. J.},
  year={1998},
  volume={37},
  pages={19-41}
}

W. Kellogg, J. Richards, +4 authors B. Hailpern

Published 1998

Computer Science

IBM Syst. J.

NetVista is an integrated suite of clients and servers supporting Internet access for students and teachers in kindergarten through 12th-grade schools. Developed by a small team of IBM researchers, Net Vista is a prime example of using an object-oriented framework to support user-centered design and to accommodate Internet-paced changes in network infrastructure, functionality, and user expectations. In this paper, we describe salient aspects of NetVista's design and development and its… CONTINUE READING

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