These two documents summarize the findings of the 1994 and 1995 rounds of the Technical Institute Information Technology Survey, which is conducted annually to gather information about a broad range of technology uses at Georgia's technical institutes. Both reports included the responses from all of Georgia's 33 technical institutes regarding their uses of the following: Georgia public television, satellite dishes, mobile rental dishes, cable television, closed circuit television, telephone company services, microwave towers, telelearning classrooms, mobile and/or fixed remote sites, fax services, loaner distance learning equipment, computerized keypad response systems, telephone registration systems, high definition television, virtual reality, desktop visual communications, computer networks, mobile equipment, and security systems. The 1994 report includes an overview of the survey results, a copy of the questionnaire on which the responses have been tallied, a data matrix of equipment at each institution, and a list of technical institute coordinators. The 1995 report includes a description of the study's purpose and methodology, 51 pages of tables and charts detailing the study findings, and a copy of the revised questionnaire. (MN)