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             Please come to Netoric's Tuesday Cafe Discussion
                                   for
                              June 13, 1995
                              8:00 p.m. EDT
                  in Netoric's Tuesday Cafe on MediaMOO

                                Topic:

                Using the World-Wide Web in Our Classes:
              Moving beyond the Glitz to Issues and Goals

                             To join us:
         Telnet to MediaMOO at purple-crayon.media.mit.edu 8888
         connect guest OR connect your character if you have one
                @go Tuesday OR @join Tari or @join GregS
      If you're new to Netoric and/or MOOing, Netoric's Information
         and MOOhelpsheet is available through Netoric's web page:
           http://www.cs.bsu.edu/homepages/siering/netoric.html
              OR get the info from the Netoric gopher site:
                         gopher daedalus.com
              Select "Alliance for Computers and Writing"
                       Then select "NETORIC"
             Finally, select Netoric.guide, and use the help
              selections for your gopher client to find out
             how to e-mail the guide (helpsheet) to yourself.
        If you don't have access to gopher or the WWW, write to Tari
      or Greg, addresses below, to have the helpsheet e-mailed to you.
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      As use of the World-Wide Web grows, its potential for use in
      education grows, too.  It's new, exciting, and, simply put,
      glitzy.  As recurring threads on various lists comment on this
      potential, however, critical discussions have begun about our
      goals for using the Web in our classes, precautions or guide-
      lines for such work, and integration of Web work with other
      elements of our classes.  Now is the time for thoughtful
      consideration about how best to use this rapidly-growing
      resource.

      Bring your ideas and concerns, successes and failures,
      questions, caveats, and prognostications this Tuesday so we can
      chat about where we are now and where we can go with teaching
      with the Web.  Spiders and skeptics alike are welcome!


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