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Author: Gerald Neufeld
Publisher: New Fields Publishing
ISBN: ?
Price: $18.95 (US), $24.95 (CAN)
Pages: 296
Published: 1994
For more information: (204) 729-8943
Thanks for the info: Peter Scott <scottp@herald.usask.ca>
Notes: The book is for users who will be accessing the Internet via a
VAX/VMS host. It is designed for a reader who has some familiarity with
personal computers but who has had little or no experience in using the
VAX. It assumes that the user will be accessing the VAX using a VT-100 or
better terminal or terminal emulation program. It explains how to access
the VAX using a PC on the campus-wide ethernet LAN or by modem. The book
can be used as a tutorial for beginners. The novice user will find the step
by step instructions, practical examples, and glossary very helpful.
However, the book can also be used as a valuable resource for the more
experienced user.
~Title: The Easy Internet handbook
Author: Javed Mostafa, Thomas Newell, Richard Trenthem
Publisher: Hi Willow Research and Publishing
ISBN: 0-931510-50-3
Price: $20
Pages: 150
Published: 1994
For more information: tnewell@fiat.gslis.utexas.edu or 800-237-6124
~Title: EcoLinking: Everyone's Guide to Online Environmental Information
Author: Don Rittner
Publisher: Peachpit Press
ISBN: 0-938151-35-5
Price: $18 95
Pages: 368
Published: 1992
For more information: (800) 283-9444
Notes: Directed at concerned citizens, environmentalists and scientists
interested in sharing ideas and research on environmental issues. Covers
resources on FidoNet, BITNet, Internet, Usenet, local bulletin boards,
America Online, CompuServe, EcoNet, GENIE, WELL.
~Title: Education on the Internet
Author: Jill Ellsworth
Publisher: Sams
ISBN: ?
Price: $25
Pages: 591
Published: 1994
For more information: ?
Notes: Computer Literacy Bookshops says: Packed with ideas, resources,
projects and advice. Teachers and professors will find out how to develop
cirriculum plans, share teaching ideas and techniques and to start sister
school programs. Students and parents will discover reserach topics,
correspond with pen pals, learn and improve foreign language skills and
explore museums of art. Sections for K-12, elementary, high school, college
and graduate levels.
~Title: Educator's Guide to the Internet
Author: ?
Publisher: Virginia Space Grant Consortium
ISBN: ?
Price: $16.00
Pages: 170
Goodies: Disk (IBM or Mac)
Published: 1994
For more information: vsgc@pen.k12.va.us
Thanks for the info:
Notes: Written and designed by educators for educators, this is a user-
friendly guide to make the Internet work for you in the classroom. It
includes on-line projects for your students to collaborate with other
classes around the world, lesson plans, graphics and software on almost
every subject imaginable, etc.
~Title: Electronic Style: A Guide to Citing Electronic Information
Author: Xia Li and Nancy Crane
Publisher: Meckler
ISBN: 0-88736-909-X
Price: $15
Pages: 80
Published: 1993
For more information: ?
Notes: Here is where to find out how to cite in your bibliographies
references found on the Internet, on CD-ROMs and online database searches.
~Title: The Electronic Traveler: Directory Of Tourism Information Sources
Author: Marcus L. Endicott
Publisher: M. L. Endicott
ISBN: none listed
Price: $50.00
Pages: 130
Published: June 1994
For more information: Marcus L. Endicott <mendicott@igc.apc.org>
Notes: From the publisher's info: As the title of this new book says, The
Electronic Traveler is a directory of tourism information available to
everyone with a computer and a telephone: it is a guidebook to online
travel information sources. It explains in plain English exactly what
travel and tourism information is available on the information highway and
how to access it. It covers the Internet, popular proprietary interactive
systems, Computer Reservation Systems (CRSs), independent bulletin board
systems (BBSs), and commercial fulltext databases.