Changes in digital technology offer significant opportunities to advance the quality of education for students and faculty. Technology can serve as a vehicle to expand the educational reach. Perspectives on changing higher education to fulfill the promise of educational technology are offered in the following papers: (1) "Introduction: Reengineering Teaching and Learning" (Robert C. Heterick, Jr.); (2) "Silicon in the Grove: Computing, Teaching, and Learning in the American Research University" (Richard N. Katz); (3) "Reengineering of Student Learning? A Second Opinion from Camelot" (David L. Smallen); (4) "Community Colleges: Using Information Technologies To Harness Winds of Change" (Ronald Bleed); (5) "Comprehensive Universities Refocusing for the Next Century" (Thomas W. West and Stephen L. Daigle); (6) "Information Technology--Enabling Transformation" (Carol A. Twigg); (7) "A Third Opinion from Camelot" (Thomas F. Moberg); (8) "Growing Our Academic Productivity" (Polley Ann McClure); and (9) "Reengineering or Just Tinkering?" (Don Doucette). A list of 17 resources for additional information is included. (SLD)