This document consists of the 12 issues, an entire volume year, of the 1999-2000 EDUTECH Report. The newsletter's purpose is to alert faculty and administrators to issues in educational technology. Each issue contains two or three articles, a page of news briefs, a preview of the upcoming issue, and a question and answer column. Most issues also contain brief quotations on education technology-related topics. The following cover articles appeared between April 1999 and March 2000: "Software Standards Are a Good Thing, Right?"; "A Historian of Books, Lost and Found in Cyberspace" (Robert Darnton); "The Key to Great Service: Become the User"; "Student Self Service: More Than a Web Front End"; "Lessons Learned from Teaching with Technology" (Rhonda Taylor Richards); "Hot Issues 1999-2000" (Thomas Warger); "Taking a Ride on the IT Auto Train" (Howard Strauss); "Avoiding Problems in Implementing AIS Software" (Joel M. Smith); "Should We Customize the New AIS?" (Thomas Warger); "Just Say No" (Howard Strauss); "Web Portals: A Home Page Doth Not a Portal Make" (Howard Strauss); and "Always Planning." (AEF)