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LIS 558: Internet Resources, Fall 2005, Online

• Nodja Adams, "Netiquette"
  
  
• DeDe Bradsher, "Workplace Monitoring: Have We Gone Too Far?"
  
  
• Susan Caldwell, "Phishing & Pharming: Not Granddad's Favorite Pastimes"
  
  
• Pamela Donald, "Using Metadata"
  
  
• Angela Donner, "Web Site Accessibility"
  
  
• Elizabeth Dorris, "The E-Learning Evolution"
  
  
• Judy Ellis, "Course Reserves: Origins, Issues and the Future"
  
  
• Beth Jarratt, "Internet Addiction"
  
  
• Lindsey Larkin, "Internet Shopping: Is It Secure?"
  
  
• Janet Lukas, "Non-Human Primate Communication"
  
  
• Malachi Martin, " The Internet as a Medium in the Creation/Evolution Controversy"
  
  
• Nathan McArthur, "Library Marketing"
  
  
• Sushree Nayak, "Artificial Intelligence"
  
  
• Vandy Pacetti-Tune, "Using the World Wide Web for Language Arts Instruction in the Middle School Classroom"
  
  
• Beth Richard, "Emerging Internet Technology: What's New On the Net"
  
  
• Lea Ann Robertson, "Growth of Internet Genealogy Web Sites"
  
  
• Kristin Rogers, "The Use of Instant Messaging in the Workplace"
  
  
• Lori Schexnayder, "Oral History: The First Tellings"
  
  
• Emily Taylor, "Assistive Technology for the Visually Impaired: What, Who, Where, & How"
  
  
• Laurie Treat, "Digital Game-based Learning and the Culture of Learning"
  
  
• Rebecca Wheeler, "Non-text Natural History Resources on the Web"
  
  
• Evan Williamson, "Copyright Infringement in Internet File Sharing Networks"
  
  
• Leslie Wilson, "Reference Librarians Embrace the Digital Age Through Technology and Assessing Patron Needs"

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LIS 558: Internet Resources, Summer 2005

• Karen Boney, "The Browser Wars"
  
  
• LaGena Fantroy, "The Access to Electronic Journals for Scientific Research"
  
  
• Janelle Hernandez, "Internet Filters"
  
  
• Amarjot Purewal, "Digitization as Preservation Means"
  
  
• Brooke Roberts, "Cultural Investigations:Unraveling Oral Histories"

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