Pauline Au		Jimmy Chan
Aileen Cheng		Mandy Cheung
Bonnie Chung		Lawrence Kong
Kenneth Kung		Macross Lam
Angela Lau		Kevin Lay
Ken Lee		Joyce Leung
Ngai Chi-ho		Mango Pun
Peter Tam		Thomas Tam
Charlotte Woo		Michelle Yip

There is something special about this course -- writing HTML and publishing on the World Wide Web. This is an experimental element in this term. Starting from October, 1995, students can apply for a general purpose UNIX account called "logic" account from the Computer Services Centre and put their own home pages on it. It was time-consuming and difficult to teach and learn HTML. But it is well worth the effort as reader can see in this class web page.

I would like to congratulate them all for surviving the rigorous demands of the course. Special credits must be given to the editorial team -- Lawrence, Macross and Thomas -- for their hard work. They have collected articles, held meetings after meetings, selected contributions, wrote the HTML for the class magazine, designed the layout and graphics, edited the articles again and again, and finally put it on the World Wide Web. It was a big job indeed. Tedious, hard, but educational and rewarding. Their team work has paid off. There might still be some occasional mistakes as you read along. But the overall result is a remarkable collection of students' writing on technology testifying to what they have learnt and applied in the course. In a word, they have equipped themselves with "technacy", or technological literacy, that is, literacy of the future. I am proud to present them and their work to you. Please send us your comments by e-mail at george-jor@cuhk.edu.hk.

As I am about to finish this document with a keyboard and a mouse, let me wish you all a merry Christmas and a prosperous new year of the Mouse.

George Jor 23 December, 1995.