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On Wed, 5 Jun 1996, Karla Kay Hangsleben wrote:

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> The University of Missouri - St. Louis publishes a Student Computing Guide
> and a Faculty Technology Guide each year. These are simply books that
> explain the computing resources that are available on the campus depending
> on your "status" on the campus.  Ours are books, some other schools use
> flyers.
>
        I would be interested in seeing what others are doing as well, both
on paper and on the web.  Right now the College of Business is in
temporary quarters as our building is being renovated, and I will have
two new computer classrooms as well as an updated computer lab to
support.  Much of the technology in the rooms (as well as the regular
classrooms) will be new to the faculty, so faculty guides will be needed.

        Currently our Academic Computing people are working on a series of
FAQs for users for the fall, and currently publish a few flyers on such
topics as email, dialing in, simple WordPerfect tips, etc.  If anyone is
interested, I can snail-mail copies.

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            Terry Begley, Information Technology Coordinator
        Creighton University, College of Business Administration
          2500 California Plaza   Omaha, NE  68178  USA, Earth
        tbegley@creighton.edu, Voice (402) 280-2619  Fax 280-2172

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