This special theme issue of "Internet World" contains 10 articles on the role of the Internet in education. The articles are: "Internet Cum Laude" (Eric C. Richardson)--technological developments in college and university services; "Campus Connections" (Michael A. Arnzen)--guidelines for taking full advantage of on-campus access; "Major Links" (Tona Henderson)--information sources for six different college majors; "Electric Texts" (Steve O'Keefe)--hypertextbooks for interactive learning on various subjects; "Wired U." (Robert Moskowitz) earning a college degree through a virtual university; "The Great Facilitator" (Jeff Ubois) an interview with the Vice President of Educom on politics; "A Wired Education" (Robert Sanchez)--developments and effects of technology on K-12 and higher education; "Curriculum Counselor" (Robert Doty)--K-12 lesson plans and instructional materials on the Internet; "CU on the Net" (John R. Vacca)--the Global Schoolhouse, a project connecting schools nationally and internationally using the Internet; and "Picture Power" (Richard Seltzer)--the use of the World Wide Web to celebrate talent and honor achievement. A feature article "Visiting Museums Virtually" (David R. Noack) and 10 columns are also features. (AEF)