A. E-mail and Saul/Weber Accounts |
CHECK |
| (1) Have you already made an E-mail address list for your group members? YES | NO | (1) |
| (2) Have you corresponded with other members of your group already? YES | NO | (2) |
| (3) Please open your own Saul/Weber account. Ask for the appropriate instructional handout. 207 Members with Web Sites (by groups; as of 1/28) | (3) |
| (4) Which section in the
"Electronic Survival Guide"
might be most helpful for you at this time (January 27)?
(http://faculty.washington.edu/krumme/esurvival.html)
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(4) |
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(1) Which book have you selected as the most appropriate "text" for your
segment of your group's new course. | Title: . . |
(1) |
| (2) Run a search each in one or more library data bases using combinations of two or more keywords or phrases related to your concentration interests. | |
| (a) Keywords used: | (2a) |
| (b) How did you link your keywords (i.e.
which "Connectors" did you use)? . |
(2b) |
| (3) Send the most useful looking references to your
E-mail account for future use! Do you know how to do that? Yes | No |
(3) |
| (4) Find one useful-looking reference for your
"Group-Theme" and send to your Group by E-mail. | Citation:
. . |
(4) |
| Between now and Wednesday, send one representative of your group to GeoBase to find (at least) one reference/citation which looks potentially useful for your Group Theme (i.e. as a general "suggested reading" for your newly proposed course. Anne Zald will tell you how to access this important Library Data Base for Geographers [ or send her an E-mail [zald@u]. Group representatives should explain location and process to others in the group. |
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(1) Group Representative for GeoBase Search:
(2) GeoBase Citation (to be emailed to other Group Members or exchanged in class on Wed): . |
(1) (2) |
| (1) Use a search engine of your choice for a search of the WWW with the help of multiple key words. | (1) |
| (a) Which keywords are you using? | (a) |
| (b) How have you linked your keywords (i.e. which
"Connectors" did you use) ? . |
(b) |
| (c) Which combination of keywords and connector(s) yields the best results? | (c) |
| (d) Which Search Engine has become your favorite?: | (f) |
| (1) How does the syllabus define a "concentration"?
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(1) |
| (2) Find 2 promising references for your concentration in one of the "Resource Lists" | |
| (a): | (2a) |
| (b): | (2b) |
| (3) Find an interesting cover story in
Business Week. Go to: 207
CoverPage then to "Where to look?"; then to Business Week
(blinking)
Title & Date: |
(3) |
| (4) Which other source (Information Source Category)
from this "Where to
Look" list might you find useful for your project? . |
(4) |
| (1) Click here and contribute your comments and Lab-related suggestions (Have you had enough time at the computer? Did you get enough and appropriate assistance? Was your computer-mate cooperative? etc.. | (1) |
| (2) Well done! Congratulations! Now do not forget "GeoBase"! | (2) |