How Big a 'Pipe'? Colleges Struggle to Provide Network Bandwidth

By FLORENCE OLSEN

Institutions say they can't keep up with student and faculty demands, even by spending more and more

Last year, Jeffrey Weiss began videotaping his course lectures so that his students could download and review the material.

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