ANNOUNCEMENT> Last Call for Spring Links Workshop

[Thomas P. Copley]

MAKE THE LINK WORKSHOP (WORLD WIDE WEB FOR EVERYONE)

Make the Link Workshop (World Wide Web for Everyone) is an eight 
week distance-learning workshop conducted entirely by e-mail. It 
introduces the beginner to the World Wide Web (WWW), the Internet's
distributed hypermedia information system, as well as enhances the
skills of the somewhat more experienced user.

WWW's amazing growth has resulted largely from its ease of use and
power to almost instantaneously transport a rich array of text,
graphics, sound, programs, etc. to the computer desktop with the
click of a mouse button. 

Having a WWW home page providing one's personal information has
become the 1990's version of the business card,  resume, telephone
answering machine, and on occasion, electronic recreation area, all
rolled into one. In fact, WWW provides the opportunity to participate
and collaborate with others at many levels.

The Make the Link Workshop will focus on how to gain maximum
advantage from this simple to use, yet very sophisticated, Internet
tool. 
 
The final Spring session of the Links Workshop is scheduled for
April 1 - May 26, 1996.

The cost of the workshop is $20 US.

To get more information about the workshop, please send e-mail to

     info at arlington.com

or to sign up for the Make the Link Workshop, please send 
an e-mail message to the address:

     majordomo at arlington.com

and in the body of the message, include:

     subscribe links7
     
This will automatically put you on the mailing list for more
information about the workshop, and you will receive an
acknowledgment with the particulars about signing up. You may
sign off the list at any time and will not be charged any fee.

If you have any difficulty signing up, please send e-mail  
to the address below in the signature line.


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THOMAS P. COPLEY                           tcopley at arlington.com
Make the Link Workshop               http://www.crl.com/~gorgon/