October 6, 1994: Vol26n5: Electronic Highways: Find Out How to Get There

Decided it was time to start exploring the Information Highway after
reading countless magazine and newspaper articles on the Internet?
Both Lockwood Library and the UGL will soon be offering instruction on
how to get going. Their Internet Clinics will offer a variety of
itineraries for Net travel.
	Perhaps you desire a general overview of the Network, would
like to learn about libraries and other sources for up-to-date
information, or discover the endlessly abundant world of government
information on the Net? Or maybe youUd like a taste of what the
Buffalo Free-Net is all about? Lockwood Library is offering a series
of one-and-a-half hour workshops in these areas over the next few
weeks.
	The UGL has facilities for hands-on instruction and is
offering one hour fall semester workshops on the following topics:
Internet basics, gophering, electronic discussion groups, and
employment sources on the Net.
	Finally, for those of you who are seasoned travelers, but
would like to learn more about locating resources on the Net,
LockwoodUs RFinding ToolsS Internet Clinic may be your ticket.
	All of these workshops are free and open to the university
community and public. Let the University LibrariesU information
professionals write your trip-tik to the exciting world just beyond
your system prompt!
	Lara Bushallow-Wilbur, 645-2943, <LBW@UBVM>, will be happy to
send you a schedule of UGL Internet Workshops. For a schedule of
Lockwood Internet Workshops contact Gemma DeVinney, 645-2817,
<LOLGEMMA@UBVM>.
 - Gemma DeVinney and Loss Pequeockwood Library