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- Directories and search engines -- On-line directories and search tools can help you find sites in specific subject areas as well as home pages and e-mail addresses for colleagues, associations, institutions, and publishers.
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- On-line culture -- It may not be a physical place, but cyberspace has plenty of culture and conventions of its own.
- Other Internet indexes -- Many scholars and librarians have already gone to the trouble of searching the Internet for useful scholarly resources. These guides can take you straight to the good stuff.
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The Moderator's Home Page
It's a dirty job. The people who manage and moderate on-line discussion lists can spend hours each week sorting messages and leading threads of conversation. On top of that, they must deal with the technical minutiae of transmitting files, correcting errors in e-mail addressing, and handling subscription requests. But somebody has to do it.
Two scholars in instructional technology, Zane L. Berge, of the University of Maryland Baltimore County, and Marie Collins, of Northern Arizona University, have created a World-Wide Web site that could take some of the stress out of the job. Their Web page contains dozens of articles, how-to guides, and examples of list-management problems to help moderators start and maintain on-line discussions.
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