Technology for Research Communication Ongoing Communication Choose the technology mix that works for collaborators E-mail and Fax Databases (send as e-mail attachments) Microsoft Netmeeting   Publication of Data Deciding on publication format (electronic or print) Focus on desired audience Funding availability and restrictions (page charges, etc.) Exchange of draft manuscripts (privacy) Authorship and copyright arrangements   Outreach Activities Electronic brochures Incorporation into teaching Distance learning possibilities Training of future researchers     International Students     International Issues      Study Abroad Trips      China Links Distance Learning   Collaborative Research     Technology for Collaboration    Conclusions Authors copyright Gaytha A.Langlois and Hong Yang - 1999 Bryant University, Smithfield, RI Updated January 2012 For Comments or Questions:  contact langlois@bryant.edu