According to Professor John Sutherland, Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature: "'The educational opportunities text messaging offers are immense.

"'In the hands (or, more precisely, the thumbs) of a proficient user, texting cannot merely archive vast stores of material, it can boil that material down to its most manageable base elements.'"

Philip Agre's article kept me awake last night thinking about how unpleasant growing up would have been if my mother had been able to find me anywhere, anytime via a pager or cell phone.

Kurt "Kurt" Mackey and Aeirould gave Mozilla 1.0 a 7 out of 10 and said there's no reason (aside from personal preference) to switch from IE 6.

Personally, I love Mozilla 'cause of the tabbed browsing.

The full review starts here:

http://arstechnica.com/reviews/02q3/mozilla.1/moz-1.html

Here's a great computers and composition resource I just found -- the C&C Comprehensive Bibliography. The bib includes citations from the following sources:

* Hawisher, Gail E.; LeBlanc, Paul; Moran, Charles; & Selfe, Cynthia L. (1996). Computers and the teaching of writing in American higher education, 1979