ISN Revival
Peter Soreanu <speter@actcom.co.il> Tue, 16 June 1998 15:47 UTC
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From: Peter Soreanu <speter@actcom.co.il>
To: "isn-wg@nasa.gov" <isn-wg@nasa.gov>
Subject: ISN Revival
Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 18:32:04 +0300
Organization: Paradigma
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Hello All, I took part on an ISN meeting chaired by Jodi Ito jodi@hawaii.edu at the Montreal (1996 ) IETF Conference. We were a small group of well intended people, mostly concerned parents. Anyway, a very marginal event of the Conference. After that, almost nothing happened. I don't want to blame nobody, my purpose is to join the efforts to revive ISN activities. I believe that now, with a growing number of interested people and new educational environments, the time is right to continue the ISN activities. Will Mullaney suggested a review of the relevant RFCs. They are: 1. K-12 Internetworking Guidelines (RFC 1709) (66659 bytes) - a 26 pages outdated document from 1994, at ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc1709.txt 2. Ways to Define User Expectations (RFC 1746) (46176 bytes) - an 18 pages description of a 1994 project, at ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc1746.txt 3. Frequently Asked Questions for Schools (RFC 1941) (150980 bytes) - a 70 pages in-depth paper from 1996 which also require some brush up, at ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc1941.txt To go further, I suggest that all interested person read at least one of those document and try to revise them. Maybe new RFC are needed, e.g. one concerning the ethical/legal responsibility sharing between school, children and parents. I am sure that a lot of work may be done using this list, I would like to see it active and producing some significant output. Regards, Peter Soreanu *********************************************************** Peter Soreanu, Technical Director Paradigma Computers & Distance Learning Yaad 140, MP Misgav, 20155 Israel Phone: ++972 50 529110, Fax: ++972 4 9909159 E-mail: speter@actcom.co.il ***********************************************************
- ISN Revival Peter Soreanu