Levine, 'New Internet Workshops', NCSU Libraries Newsletter v1995n00 (Levine Cindy)
_The NCSU Libraries Newsletter_
Volume 22 no. 11
June 1995
Levine, Cindy
"New Internet Workshops"


The NCSU Libraries is offering summer workshops designed to 
teach faculty and graduate students how to use the Internet 
effectively for finding information in their disciplines.  The 
sessions will help researchers decide when the Internet may 
be useful for work in their subject areas.  They will highlight 
selected resources that are of particular value and offer 
participants the opportunity to explore and ask questions.  The 
workshops are for faculty and graduate students who have 
some experience using computers and connecting to the 
Internet. These subject-oriented Internet classes offered by 
the Libraries are in addition to basic introductory courses 
offered by the Computing Center for individuals who want to 
learn about Internet tools (the Computing Center has its own 
class schedule).

Registration

To register for the Libraries' courses, send an e-mail message 
to Sharon Webster at:

sharon_webster@ncsu.edu

Indicate which course(s) and day(s) you wish to attend. You 
will receive confirmation on your registration status.

Courses

Exploring the Internet: Selected Business Resources

July 11, Tuesday, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m., in the ITTC PC Lab


Exploring the Internet: Selected Physics Resources

July 11, Tuesday, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m., in the ITTC MAC Lab  
(Note location)


Exploring the Internet: Selected Sociology Resources

July 12, Wednesday, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, in the ITTC 
PC Lab