Internet

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201 Are Internet filters the cure-all for protecting children from pornography?
Public Relations News Release 2000:289, p.1
Leigh Zeitz comments on the Internet filters for schools and children and if they really work.
202 Rod Library
Campus News Network 11:8, p.2
Rod Library has added the CCH Internet Tax Research Network to their database collection.
203 Niche Radio finds a home on the Web
Public Relations News Release 2000:135, p.1
More and more radio stations have followings on the Web, according to Chris Martin.
204 Ethical conditions at UNI questioned
Northern Iowan 97:14, p.8
Believes the sharing of notes via the Internet is not plagiarism.
205 Choosing quick hits over the card catalog
Public Relations News Release 2000:110, p.1
Students prefer the quick hits on the Internet, rather than solid library research; teachers fear lazy study habits.
206 New funding resource available
Campus News Network 11:6, p.3
UNI Foundation has a new Web site.
207 New UNI Web site part of integrated marketing push
Campus News Network 11:6, p.1
UNI's main Web site received a redesign. The new site was developed as part of an integrated marketing push.
208 Netscape workshops
Campus News Network 11:5, p.2
Workshops for Netscape and other Internet features have been scheduled.
209 Money for nuthin', music for free
Northern Iowan 97:6, p.6
Discusses whether or not it is fair to provide free music on the Internet.
210 Finding information online is half the battle
Public Relations News Release 2000:12, p.1
Peter Thompson-Yezek discusses the different search engines available on the Internet.
211 Conversation can take place in workplace without Internet
Northern Iowan 96:60, p.4
Offers suggested topics of conversation for times when computers go down.
212 The electronic fishbowl
Public Relations News Release 2000:453, p.1
David Towle discusses the reason that people like to watch people having their lives taped via television or the Web.
213 Did you know?
Northern Iowan 96:59, p.4
Over seven thousand people have logged onto the Internet site of Dr. Grammar (James HiDuke) in the last ten days.
214 All the weather you will ever need
Public Relations News Release 1999:451, p.1
Alan Czarnetzki will discuss Internet sites that are useful to those interested in the weather.
215 Technology Camp is a big success
Public Relations News Release 1999:451, p.1
Garth Cornish, coordinator of the 2000 Technology Camp, talks about the opportunities that were given to students.
216 2000 Technology camp at UNI & Price
Northern Iowan 96:58, p.2
Seventh and eighth grade students can learn new information about the Web during the 2000 Technology camp.
217 All the weather you will ever need
Public Relations News Release 1999:451, p.1
Alan Czarnetzki reviews the various sites available on the Internet that give weather data.
218 The side effects of surfing on the job
Public Relations News Release 1999:444, p.1
A recent survey shows that people are being more and more distracted from their job because of the Internet.
219 Online E-Therapy isn't shrinking
Public Relations News Release 1999:441, p.1
David Towle has some concerns about online counseling.
220 The epidemic of cyber-stalking
Public Relations News Release 1999:441, p.1
Steve Young cautions people as to how much information they reveal about themselves on the Internet.
221 Linking schools to the Internet
Public Relations News Release 1999:431, p.1
The benefits and disadvantages of having the Internet in schools today.
222 UNI hosting Technology Camp for 7th and 8th Graders
Public Relations News Release 1999:425, p.1
Seventh and eighth graders will have a chance to learn the latest in technology at the 2000 Technology Camp.
223 Making learning more interactive with WebCT
Public Relations News Release 1999:414, p.1
Barbara Safford will talk about the benefits of using WebCT as a resource in classes.
224 Rod Library offers new databases
Campus News Network 10:19, p.2
Three new databases are available on the Rod Library home page.
225 UNI certified to teach the latest in online teaching technology
Public Relations News Release 1999:414, p.1
Web Course Tools selects UNI as their only Iowa WebCT Institute.
226 2000 Technology Camp introduces 7th and 8th graders to the changing world of cyberspace at the University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1999:406, p.1
The 2000 Technology Camp will allow students entering seventh or eighth grade to learn about several different aspects of the Internet.
227 Students have few ethical concerns about downloading MP3 files
Public Relations News Release 1999:397, p.1
Currently, downloading most MP3 music files violates copyright laws, but many students have no problem in downloading these files.
228 Linking libraries nationwide
Public Relations News Release 1999:391, p.1
Discussion will be held on the program that is being funded to connect libraries and schools nationwide to the Internet; will receive $2.25 billion in funding.
229 From living room to classroom
Northern Iowan 96:52, p.11
Professor Robert Schneider uses video conferencing for the first time to teach a class from his own home to students in a classroom; photo.
230 www.ITS/offers online/learning/course.edu
Campus News Network 10:15, p.1
ITS will offer a four week mini-course in online learning from a student perspective.
231 How early do you teach online ethics?
Public Relations News Release 1999:301, p.1
Gary Bozylinsky says Internet ethics classes should begin in middle school or high school.
232 Increasing use of Internet may not be all good
Northern Iowan 96:39, p.7
Believes that the time spent on the Internet may be increasing social isolation and causing people to spend less time with "real human beings."
233 Safeguarding the superhighway
Public Relations News Release 1999:263, p.1
Garry Bozylinsky offers advice on hackers and how to avoid them.
234 Avoid the crowds, shop online; simple safety tips prevent consumers from rip-offs
Northern Iowan 96:28, p.4
Tips for safe online shopping.
235 New Internet service targets college students
Northern Iowan 96:26, p.11
UNI Campus Photo Club, sponsored by CollegeClub.com, takes pictures of students and events and places them on the Web. Students can get access to the pictures and other options free; photo.
236 This is not your father's resume
Public Relations News Release 1999:142, p.1
Muriel Stone talks about the effects of the Internet on locating jobs; tells how job searchers can put it to use.
237 Internet takes on the classroom
Northern Iowan 96:23, p.8
Web site 24-7.com allows students to post their notes online for classmates and offers possibility of earning money.
238 Internet site sells beautiful genes
Northern Iowan 96:21, p.7
Buying and selling eggs and sperm online is degrading our society.
239 Online trading 101
Public Relations News Release 1999:60, p.1
Discussion with UNI sophomore Matt Driscoll about trading online.
240 Unexpected ResNet overload causes various complications
Northern Iowan 96:7, p.1
ResNet is already serving over one thousand students, compared to last year's final count of 1100; heavy demand is causing some technical difficulties and delays in providing access.
241 Riding the E-trade wave
Northern Iowa Today 28:1, p.3
Professor Hakes talks about on-line investing.
242 UNI's Department of Special Ed receives grant
Public Relations News Release 28:1, p.1
A grant of nearly $500,000 will put technology in the homes of families with disabled children and will establish a National Institute of Technology for Inclusive Education.
243 Joining the crowd getting into online trading
Public Relations News Release 1999:8, p.1
David Hakes, UNI professor of economics, talks about the new trend of buying stocks on the Internet.
244 Learning the tricks to conducting an effective web search
Public Relations News Release 1999:8, p.1
Stan Lyle, reference librarian at UNI, offers tips on conducting an effective search of the World Wide Web.
245 On-line courses offer options for learning
Northern Iowan 95:61, p.3
Several on-line courses are now being offered by Continuing Education and Special Programs.
246 Low-income families may be missing out on the Internet revolution
Public Relations News Release 1999:4, p.1
Lower-income families are missing out on the Internet because of high costs. Michael Blackwell discusses this problem.
247 Evening stock exchange hours also have a negative side
Public Relations News Release 1999:2, p.1
UNI professor of economics David Hakes talks about the negative effects that longer online trading could have on the stock market.
248 ACAD E-mail accessible via the Web
Campus News Network 9:21, p.2
Individuals can view their e-mail on ACAD by going to http://www.uni.edu/email.
249 Methods to search the World Wide Web are getting better
Public Relations News Release 1999:1, p.1
Reference librarian Stan Lyle talks about new options for online searches.
250 Using online resources to teach psychology
Public Relations News Release 1998:429, p.1
"Introduction to Psychology" instructor Linda Walsh uses online resources for her classes.
251 Online trading affecting role of brokers
Public Relations News Release 1998:414, p.1
David Hakes discusses the effect that the Internet has had on brokers and the stock market.
252 New policies and procedures Web site
Campus News Network 9:19, p.4
Office of Operations Auditor has recently finished a Web page with UNI's policies and procedures.
253 Is distance learning a fad or the future?
Public Relations News Release 1998:378, p.1
Bob Hardman discusses distance learning via the Internet and ICN.
254 Public Safety puts permits on Internet
Northern Iowan 95:52, p.4
Those who choose to pay for their parking permits by U-bill charge or payroll deduction can now apply for the permit through AccessUNI.
255 Students join forces to provide book alternatives
Northern Iowan 95:51, p.9
Students Bart Pola and Mike Staver created online option for buying and selling back textbooks; photo.
256 College Club working for next generation
Northern Iowan 95:41, p.11
College Club online service offers free e-mail, Web pages, and voice mail to students and opportunites to join chat rooms and interest groups.
257 The intern and the president: the Internet's first big news story
Public Relations News Release 1998:262, p.1
Chris Martin, assistant professor of communication studies, talks about how the Internet became a major news source during the Monica Lewinsky scandal and the impeachment trial.
258 The Internet blossoms as a source of tax information
Public Relations News Release 1998:262, p.1
Internet has become source for tax information and help, says UNI accounting professor Dennis Schmidt.
259 Internet offers textbook options; tired of overpriced books?
Northern Iowan 95:36, p.1
New link from UNI's homepage will connect students to Bookswap.com, where students can exchange books.
260 WebDorm brings college experience home
Northern Iowan 95:35, p.15
Students can view everyday lives of several college students and interact through web page.
261 UNI spreading the word about teaching in online classrooms
Campus News Network 9:12, p.1
More out-of-state and international students are participating in UNI's online workshops to increase teacher's knowledge of using the Internet in teaching.
262 Technology takes classes, teachers into next millenium
Northern Iowan 95:33, p.5
More instructors are placing course materials on the Internet; photo.
263 UNI Financial Aid Office warns students of misleading web site
Northern Iowan 95:32, p.5
Office warns students of Web site that will fill out financial aid forms for a large fee.
264 The Internet is cutting long distance phone call costs
Public Relations News Release 1998:230, p.1
Rich Varn discusses the impact the Internet is having on long distance phone companies.
265 President Koob moderates PBS satellite event on web-based delivery of courses
Campus News Network 9:10, p.2
President Koob moderated program November 5 that demonstrated models of distance education via the Web.
266 Professors advise new teachers via Internet
Northern Iowan 95:27, p.11
"Teacher Helpline" gives assistance to first-year teachers over the Internet.
267 Managing e-mail
Campus News Network 9:9, p.3
Strategies for coping with too many e-mail messages.
268 Bookswap; just try it
Northern Iowan 95:26, p.8
Students should use new Internet Bookswap service to lower textbook costs.
269 Student grades just a phone call away
Northern Iowan 95:26, p.1
Students will be able to get access to their grades via telephone and Internet.
270 Price Lab School teams with Chicago school to put Shakespeare on the web
Public Relations News Release 1998:160, p.1
Students from Price Lab School joined with a Chicago school to put a production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" on the Internet.
271 Grades to be easier for students to access
Northern Iowan 95:21, p.4
Students will be able to access grades over Internet through Access UNI and Voice FX Company.
272 Expanded Internet service offered to campus community
Campus News Network 9:7, p.2
New Internet service provider Simply Internet offers better and faster access to the Internet.
273 Online contest offers prizes, 'bragging rights'
Northern Iowan 95:20, p.9
Students can play Jeopardy! Online with Sony.
274 Improved Web site an asset to Panther fans
Northern Iowan 95:10, p.16
Rob Anderson, Assistant Athletic Media Relations Director at UNI, has improved the athletic web page.
275 UNI CareerLink uses the Internet to open career opportunities
Public Relations News Release 1998:66, p.1
Students may access job and internship listings, sign up for on-campus interviews, and post their resumes from CareerLink web site.
276 ResNet: New wave for net surfers
Northern Iowan 95:9, p.10
New ResNet, Residential Network, allows students in the dorms to access the Internet; photo.
277 Right to privacy at UNI greatly ignored
Northern Iowan 95:6, p.6
Believes UNI does not respect privacy when it puts personal information on the Internet.
278 Lexis-Nexis now more accessible to students, faculty and staff
Campus News Network 9:3, p.2
UNI now has easier Web access to Lexis/Nexis called Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe.
279 Online parking permit registration tested
Campus News Network 9:3, p.2
Staff members tested online parking permit registration service; new service should be available spring 1999.
280 New system connects students with employers
Northern Iowan 95:1, p.14
New Web system UNI CareerLink will assist students in finding employment.
281 New ethical dilemmas are being born out of new technologies
Public Relations News Release 1998:12, p.1
UNI Associate Vice President of Information Technology Garry Bozylinsky discusses the problems new technologies have made in the workplace.
282 Teacher Helpline at the University of Northern Iowa throws a lifeline to new teachers
Public Relations News Release 1998:9, p.1
Teacher Helpline will provide new teachers a way to contact UNI faculty members and get answers to their teaching questions.
283 Teacher Helpline throws a lifeline to new teachers
Campus News Network 9:1, p.1
New computerized helpline offers assistance to beginning teachers.
284 New teachers can find help through UNI's teacher helpline
Public Relations News Release 1997:419, p.1
Help for new teachers is available through UNI's Teacher Helpline.
285 Videoconferencing comes to the common man through the Internet
Public Relations News Release 1997:415, p.1
Videoconferencing is becoming more readily available to the common person.
286 RESNET will connect UNI dorms on-line
Northern Iowan 94:48, p.1
Students will have direct network connections from their dorm rooms in fall 1998.
287 University of Northern Iowa's residence halls "wired" for Internet access
Public Relations News Release 1997:234, p.1
UNI Director of Residence Robert Hartman reviews the convenience of the new ResNet system.
288 W2 . . . 1040A . . . Schedule C . . . audits! Find tax help on the Internet
Public Relations News Release 1997:196, p.1
UNI associate professor of accounting Dennis Schmidt advises on how to get tax help over the Internet.
289 UNI residence halls "wired"
Campus News Network 8:11, p.1
ResNet system now connects each dorm room directly to the campus network and Internet; photo.
290 UNI calendar goes interactive
Campus News Network 8:10, p.1
UNI Calendar of Events is now accessible via AccessUNI and allows users to search for events.
291 Access UNI: the next generation of on-line resources
Campus News Network 8:9, p.1
Students, faculty, and staff can access a variety of information and forms via Access UNI; photo.
292 AccessUNI: Opening up a whole new range of online opportunities
Public Relations News Release 1997:142, p.1
UNI Data Access Administrator Julie Heiple reports that more services will be available via AccessUNI soon.
293 WWW.Visual Basic
Campus News Network 8:8, p.2
Roberta Roth, Shashi Kaparthi, and Rex Karsten are teaching Visual Basic course through the Internet.
294 E-mail etiquette; how to properly send electronic mail
Northern Iowan 94:24, p.15
General rules for behavior while using E-mail.
295 Internet resources give competitive edge in job hunt
Northern Iowan 94:17, p.3
Outlines ways for students to use Internet to locate job information.
296 Teaching kids responsibility part of learning how to use the Internet
Public Relations News Release 1997:65, p.1
Leigh Zeitz of UNI's Price Laboratory School stresses the importance of teaching children responsibility when using the Internet; believes censorship is an issue.
297 The Internet is spawning thousands of new jobs
Public Relations News Release 1997:57, p.1
Rich Varn says the Internet offers many business opportunities for entrepreneurs.
298 Sex, censorship and the Internet
Public Relations News Release 1997:38, p.2
Roger K. Newman to speak September 23 on gambling, privacy, and government control of the Internet.
299 National lecturer Roger K. Newman to speak at the University of Northern Iowa on the internet and censorship
Public Relations News Release 1997:37, p.1
Roger K. Newman will speak on "Sex, Censorship, and the Internet" Sept. 23.
300 Avoiding overload on e-mail and voice mail
Campus News Network 8:1, p.1
Tips for avoiding E-mail and voice mail overload.