A new approach to digital resource development (A new method for marketing digital technology)
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ACCORD (Academic Community for Coordinating Online Resource Development) views the current conditions of technological maturity and the academic resource crisis as complementary, giving industry and academe the basis for collaboration to benefit those who develop technology and its application products, those who create resources from academically valuable content, and those who need effectively designed applications and appropriately selected content in a wide range of academic pursuits. The Internet and World Wide Web provide the rudimentary medium of communication that makes such collaboration technologically possible, and ACCORD is creating a virtual operational context for research, development, and testing that can respond to the many circumstances - technical, economic, and social - that, together, must be taken into account.
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