InterNIC hosts ROADMAP96
Tom Newell
tomn at internic.net
Wed Jul 31 12:32:15 EDT 1996
[* Cross-posted to web4lib, pacs-l, and nettrain *]
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The InterNIC is pleased to announce that it is now hosting the
ROADMAP96 workshop series authored and led by Patrick Crispen.
Subscription information and details may be found at the URL:
http://rs.internic.net/nic-support
We are in the process of preparing HTML versions of the lessons
which will be hosted at the URL:
http://rs.internic.net/roadmap96
Patrick's announcement and details are appended to this message.
Regards,
Tom
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ROADMAP96 on LISTSERV at LISTS.INTERNIC.NET
(*Please pay particular attention to the three "notes" at the
bottom of this announcement*)
ROADMAP96 is a 27-lesson, Internet training workshop designed to
teach new "Net travelers" how to travel around the rapidly
expanding (and often-times confusing) "Information Superhighway"
without getting lost. The original Roadmap workshop, which debuted
in the Fall of 1994, rapidly became the most popular on-line
Internet training workshop in history. ROADMAP96 is a completely
revised and updated version of the original Roadmap workshop.
ROADMAP96's lessons are primarily written for people with accounts
on command-line systems (like UNIX, VAX, and VM), but EVERYONE is
welcome to participate in the workshop!
The entire ROADMAP96 workshop will take place on the ROADMAP96 list
(ROADMAP96 is a distribution list, not a discussion list).
ROADMAP96 covers: E-mail; LISTSERVs, Majordomo, Listproc, and other
e-mail distribution systems; Usenet; FTP; Archie; Gopher; Veronica;
Address Searches; the Web; and many other topics. Since a number
of ROADMAP96's participants only have e-mail access to the
Internet, the ROADMAP96 workshop lessons will also teach you how to
access many of the Internet's tools (FTP, Archie, Gopher, etc.)
through e-mail!
Thanks to the kind folks at the Internet Network Information
Center (the InterNIC), ROADMAP96 now has a permanent home ... and
new ROADMAP96 workshop start every two weeks! All you have to do
to participate in one of the free Roadmap96 workshop sessions is
subscribe to the ROADMAP96 e-mail distribution list!
To be a part of the next ROADMAP96 workshop session -- new
sessions start every two weeks -- just send an e-mail letter to
LISTSERV at LISTS.INTERNIC.NET
with the command
SUBSCRIBE ROADMAP96 YOURFIRSTNAME YOURLASTNAME
in the body of your e-mail letter, replacing YOURFIRSTNAME and
YOURLASTNAME with your first and last names.
NOTES:
1) I am *still* working on a Web workshop (called "Atlas")
that I hope to introduce this Fall. I just want y'all to
be aware that Roadmap96 is not "Atlas."
2) You *must* use the command
SUBSCRIBE ROADMAP96 YOURFIRSTNAME YOURLASTNAME
to be able to subscribe to ROADMAP96. If you leave the
"96" off of "ROADMAP96" you will receive a letter from the
LISTSERV telling you that "you are not allowed to
subscribe." REMEMBER: SUBSCRIBE TO "ROADMAP96" *NOT* TO
"ROADMAP!"
3) HTML, ZIP, and SEA versions of all of the Roadmap96 lessons
will *eventually* be available on the Roadmap homepage at
<http://www.ua.edu/~crispen/roadmap.html>.
(\__/) .~ ~. ))
/O O ./ .' Patrick Douglas Crispen
{O__, \ { The University of Alabama
/ . . ) \ crispen at campus.mci.net
|-| '-' \ } http://www.ua.edu/~crispen/
.( _( )_.'
'---.~_ _ _& Warning: squirrels.
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