Web support pages for students

[Joe Barker]

Jenny and all--
	After reading some of the replies Jenny received about this 
request, I decided to send the list the suggestion I sent her.
	At UC Berkeley, the Teaching Library does course-integrated web 
instruction all the time.  Most of the time, I use pieces of the online 
tutorial the outline of which begins at:
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/FindInfo.html
	We print them, have the class retrieve them, or, sometimes I 
create a page especially for a class.  An example of this is at:
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/Engl195.html
	I leave the pages like this, designed for students to use 
throughout the year as they work on their senior theses, up and allow use 
long after the class in which I explain how to use it and what's there.  
I will also add to the page if I find appropriate links during the year.  
	It contains links which can provide students who need it all 
kinds of help from advanced to elementary.

	Joe Barker
	The Teaching Library, UC Berkeley

On Mon, 3 Nov 1997, JENNY BOOKER wrote:

> I'm about to write a web page, for students, giving some help/advice 
> on using the internet in their studies, which will be a general 
> support page that acdemics can link to if they are planning to use 
> the web in their teaching, which will cover things like what is the 
> internet, how to search it, tips of most effective use in your 
> studies, etc..   As yet I haven't found any other examples of this 
> type of page, but it would be useful to see some.  So if anyone can 
> point me to examples of similar types of pages, I'd be grateful.
> 
> TIA Jenny
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> Jenny Booker
> WWW Project Coordinator
> The Robinson Library
> University of Newcastle upon Tyne
> Newcastle upon Tyne 
> NE2 4HQ
> Tel: 0191 2226688
> email: Jenny.Booker at newcastle.ac.uk
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