Re: Using the Internet to Teach Anthropology

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Hi Adrienne,

Could you tell me (and others) a little more about this "reading group via
internet"? How can I get to it? Thanks,

Natalie

On Thu, 1 Aug 1996, Adrienne Dearmas wrote:

> In a message dated 96-07-26 07:26:17 EDT, ROBBINRH@SPLAVA.CC.PLATTSBURGH.EDU
> (RICHARD ROBBINS) writes:
>
> > I'm putting together a brief guide on ways to use the internet in
> > anthropology courses, and I'd appreciate any suggestions you might have.
> > I'd like to know of ways that you perhaps have used it in classes, or
> ideas
> > you might like to try out. In addition, I'd appreaciate any suggestions
> on
> > materials that may exist on using the internet in teaching anthropology.
> > I'll post the finished document for those interested.
>
> Richard,
> Not sure if this is applicable, but a few of us "anthro-lers" have put
> together a reading group via internet. Altho most of us are in the states,
> two members are out of the country. It is just beginning, but I would think
> such a reading group would be very interesting for students (and teachers).
>
> - Adrienne
>

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