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Info. Res. Guides
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (CAROLYNK)
Tue Jun 2 12:21:39 1992
Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1992 10:55:38 CDT
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From: CAROLYNK <CAROLYNK.IAT@mhs.unc.edu>
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UNC Chapel Hill Institute for Academic Technology
Information Resources Guides document
Several of the projects I am working on here at the IAT Library result in
bibliographies, vendor lists, collections of citations from database
searches, etc.. These are all available online on our anonymous ftp site
(gandalf.iat.unc.edu or 128.109.40.4) in the guides directory.
However, realizing that electronic publishing has not yet shoved hardcopy
into the background, we have also collected most of these documents into a
printed, bound format. This collection, "Information Resource Guides:
Technology Sources and Bibliographies," is now available from the IAT.
Copies in small quantities are free of charge to libraries and
individuals, and can be ordered by writing to:
Institute for Academic Technology
P.O. Box 12017
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-2017
or calling 919/560-5031 or faxing request to 919/560-5047.
We also have an email address: pubs.iat@mhs.unc.edu or you can email
requests directly to me (carolynk.iat@mhs.unc.edu).
Information Resource Guides Table of Contents:
--Information Sources for Using Computers to Teach Basic Skills
--Suggested Sources for CD-ROMs
--Information Sources for Computer Laboratory Design: Bibliography with
Abstracts
--Copyrights and Copy Wrongs: A Source of Information on Computers and
Copyrights
--Information Sources for Decision Support Software in Higher Education
--Electronic Information and Discussion Sources for Distance Education
--Information Sources for Computers in the Humanities Projects
--Information Resources for Internet Beginners
--Suggested Sources for Laserdiscs
--Information Resources for Microsoft Windows
--Associations Involved in Multimedia Development and Related Activities
--Sources for Evaluations of Multimedia Technology in Educational Settings
--Information sources for Multimedia Technology
--Non-Profit and Commercial Sources of Multimedia Workshops and Training
--Information Resources for Screen Design
--Information Resources for Wide Area Information Servers
IAT documents may be reprinted, in printed or electronic form, without
permission from the IAT as long as the contents of the document are not
changed, the document is not offered for sale, and the IAT is credited as
the source and copyright holder. If you would like to edit the document,
we ask that you share a copy of the revised version with us and seek
written permission to reproduce it. We would also appreciate your informing
us your intention to use a document from our publications so that we will
know which documents have proven the most useful.
NOTE: due to the constantly-changing nature of the computer industry, these
resource documents are also being constantly revised. Our latest revisions
will always be available on our anonymous ftp site.
I welcome suggestions for future documents and comments on our current
collection.
--carolyn
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Carolyn M. Kotlas, Librarian and Manager of Information Resources
Institute for Academic Technology
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
P. O. Box 12017, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 Tel. (919) 560-5031
carolynk.iat@mhs.unc.edu
