A Workshop on UNIX, Workstations, and Internet Connections: Demontrating to Nonusers the Vast Potential of Today's Computers | NSTA

A Workshop on UNIX, Workstations, and Internet Connections: Demontrating to Nonusers the Vast Potential of Today's Computers

Journal of College Science Teaching—September/October 1997

More and more of today's computer users need to keep pace with improved technology by enhancing their proficiency beyond word processing or spreadsheet applications to employ more sophisticated operating systems. The goal of the workshops featured in this article is not to explain the technical aspects of computers, but to show the types of resources available and the potential use of these resources.

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