We need to teach students the knowledge access skills they can carry with them, literally, throughout life. If we train students in on LAN-based terminals only available at school, will they have access to such equipment from home, or once they graduate? Not likely, unless the LAN's are accessible via dialup from a home-based microcomputer!

Since January 1, 1988, Big Sky Telegraph has been continuously teaching teachers, via modem, a course on the basics of microcomputer telecommunications. The noncredit version of the course is available to all at no cost. All lessons are posted in the Class files area on Big Sky Telegraph, 406-683-7680 (modem 1200b, higher speeds also available) or telnet to bigsky.bigsky.dillon.mt.us. (Type bbs at login for self-registering access.) A printed class packet is available. Email requests to Frank Odasz; franko@bigsky.dillon.mt.us or call voice-only 406-683-7870.

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