• Anne Zald's Library Survival Guide
• Library Help Page: Starting Points
• Information Skills Tutorial

Writing Labs + Hints ("W")

• Writing Guides (Directory, UW Libraries)
• OWLs on the Web - (Online Writing Labs) [www.ipl.org/teen/aplus/linksowls.htm]
• Resources from the Writing Lab (Purdue)
• Editing for the Web (Thom Lieb, Towson University)
• Rick Ells' "Editing for Hypertext" (UW)
• Write Essays and Essay-Type Statements under Examination Conditions: The 15-45 Minute Response.

Short Workshops & Skills Classes:

• Study-Skills Workshops (Here on Campus!) The UW Student Counseling Center offers a series of free study-smarter workshops designed to help students become more effective, efficient, and motivated. You may attend any or all of the workshops. To attend the workshop of your choice, just stop by Mary Gates Hall, room171, 10 minutes ahead of time to register. For more information, please call (206) 543-1240.
  Additional workshops are held daily at the Student Counseling Center, 401 Schmitz Hall. For further information, pick up a brochure there or at the Undergraduate Advising Center, or call 543-1240.
• UW Library User Education Classes
• Library Computer Classes
• Computer & Internet Classes and Short Workshops on Campus
  • UWired's List
  • Krumme's List

Computer Centers Offering HELP and Classes:

• UW Center for Instructional Development and Research (CIDR)
• Center for Social Science Computation and Research (CSSCR) 145 Savery (Computer and Internet skills classes)
• R545: Teaching Students to Think Critically about Internet Resources [A Workshop for Faculty & TAs]

Online Guides (Krumme):

• Step-by-Step Guide to your own Home Page It's Easy. It's Yours. You Create it. It's Free.
• Your Electronic Survival Guide (E-Mail, Internet [WWW], Home Pages: Directory of Guides)
• Student Research (Steps)
• How to build your own Resource Page (and annotated Bibliography)
• Book (Document) Review Guidelines
• Bloom's Taxonomy (Major Categories in the Cognitive Domain)
• Glossaries and Dictionaries
• Research- and Writing Guides (Paper Literature: Books and Journal Articles)
• What is Needed to Do Well in Economic Geography

Other Online Help:

• Study Skills [Google Directory]
• Rick Roth' TOP TEN TIPS: SURVIVAL SKILLS FOR GEOGRAPHY MAJORS [How to graduate on-time and get the most out of the major]
• Study Skills Directory [http://redbaron.bishops.ntc.nf.ca/ctilley/studys.htm]

Get involved in Faculty Research!

• UW to involve more undergrads in basic research ; Seattle Times, Sunday, Sept. 28, 1997; by Roberto Sanchez "....Increase the number of undergraduates who spend 10 or more hours a week working with a faculty member on research. Currently, there are 300 students who get credit or pay for such work. The university wants to gradually raise that to 600 in the next eight years."