This Registry database contains ONLY .EDU domains. The data in the EDUCAUSE Whois database is provided by EDUCAUSE for information purposes in order to assist in the process of obtaining information about or related to .edu domain registration records. The EDUCAUSE Whois database is authoritative for the .EDU domain. A Web interface for the .EDU EDUCAUSE Whois Server is available at: http://whois.educause.edu By submitting a Whois query, you agree that this information will not be used to allow, enable, or otherwise support the transmission of unsolicited commercial advertising or solicitations via e-mail. The use of electronic processes to harvest information from this server is generally prohibited except as reasonably necessary to register or modify .edu domain names. ------------------------------------------------------------- Domain Name: MIT.EDU Registrant: Massachusetts Institute of Technology 77 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge, MA 02139 USA Administrative Contact: Olu Brown Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Room W92-159, 77 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 USA +1.6172587870 [email protected] Technical Contact: MIT Network Operations Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT Room W92-167, 77 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 USA +1.6172538400 [email protected] Name Servers: ASIA2.AKAM.NET NS1-37.AKAM.NET NS1-173.AKAM.NET EUR5.AKAM.NET USW2.AKAM.NET ASIA1.AKAM.NET USE5.AKAM.NET USE2.AKAM.NET Domain record activated: 23-May-1985 Domain record last updated: 25-Jun-2026 Domain expires: 31-Jul-2027
Worked examples are step-by-step illustrations of the process required to complete a task or solve a problem.
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This website provides research-based resources that members of the MIT community may use and/or adapt as needed in their own teaching and learning contexts.
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Learning students' preferred names, pronouns, and pronouncing names correctly affirms student identities and builds community in the classroom.
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Learning students' preferred names, pronouns, and pronouncing names correctly affirms student identities and builds community in the classroom.