Welcome to the U of R Pathology Internet Resource Page

Mirror site at University of Nottingham UK
With permission of Dr. Leon Metlay

Internet Tutorials

Arizona Health Sciences Resources for Web Developers Lists HTML tutorials and web style guides.
Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet html version- covers lots about mechanics of getting info out of the Internet, a basic reference another site http://dspserv.eng.umd.edu/bdgtti/bdg_toc.htm
Butte College's Online Medical Research course Butte College's Online Medical Research course is now available to anyone through distance education. Learn how to find medical journal articles, case studies, newsgroups, and other Internet medical research tools to find the latest health-related information. Advanced medical research features and techniques such as Boolean searching, finding medical software, creating medical Web sites, etc.
A Biologist's Guide to Internet Resources covers newsgroups, mail lists, newsletters, archives, retrieval methods. There is a html mirror site and a F TP mirror. The guide is available as text, postscript, or divided into sections to read online by gopher.
EDPSY 497/597 Net howto course need to register for the course?
HTML Tutorial, CWRU Designed for people who have never written HTML before.
Interactive HTML Tutorial Tutorial allows users to practice writing code and displays how it would look.
Internet Course Basic tutorial (Internet and HTML)
Internet Resource Pointers, Brandon U CA well organized, many pointers to tutorials & guides.
How-to's about internet General reference site includes basic info on email, ftp, telnet, etc., Hancock's list of "Medical resources".
KUMC Internet class includes introduction, finding things, newsgroups, listserv, multimedia.
INTERNIC'S 15-MINUTE SERIES Internet training materials provided as a service by the InterNIC and the Library and Information Technology Association (LITA).
Internet Resources and Education a course by Bob McLean at the Ontario Institute for studies in Education. It includes references which could be useful. Student work, resources for educators (various fields) http://www.oise.on.ca/courses/1514/
INTRODUCTION TO JAVASCRIPT online tutorial by Stefan Koch. Downloadable versions are also available in Word Perfect 6.0 and Word 7.0 formats.
NCSA Beginner's Guide to HTML HTML primer, links to additional resources
NewbieNewz Home Page has instructions for subscribing to the very useful mailing list NewbieNewz. There is also the extensive CyberCourse which is similar in format to the Roadmap workshops but more interactive.
Inter-Links Internet Access, Nova Southern U., many resources organized, tutorials, news, etc., Finding Topics on the Internet (by type).
PageResource Has HTML tutorial
Locating Resources on the Web (Stanford Informatics) Various web search resources and advice on how to use them.
Roadmap Workshop Homepage. "Roadmap" was an excellent internet email tutorial. Page links to various archives of the lessons, including the "official" version on gopher and a html version.
TONIC: The Online Netskills Interactive Course Online web tutorial. Requires registration
Tourbus WWW Site. Tour bus is an email mailing list that gives brief introductions to interesting and useful sites on the Web. To subscribe, send the message: SUBSCRIBE TOURBUS to LISTSERV@LISTSERV.AOL.COM. You can also check out the archives of past issues.
Introduction to UMLS Unified medical language system An attempt to unify nomenclature for access over the internet.
Virtual Planet has alternative news sources, bulletin boards and chat areas, and Spectrum Virtual University which offers free classes on the Internet and other subjects.
Web Based Instruction I only found a pitch for the author's book.
WWW Tutorial HTML tutorial
WWW FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Info on hypertext markup language, browsers, image maps
Special Internet Connections (Yanoff's List) Internet services by subject area, general instructions etc, mirror sites include: news:alt.internet.services, ftp://csd4.csd.uwm.edu/pub/inet.services.txt, ftp://io.com/pub/usr/zboray/4- newbies/yanof???.zip, http://slacvx.slac.stanford.edu/misc/internet-services.html, gopher://alpha1.csd.uwm.edu:70/00/Remote%20Information%20Services/Special% 20Internet%20Connections%20%28Yanoff%20List%29, avail by email mailto: inetlist@aug3.augsburg.edu (autoreply).

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