The University of Texas at Austin

Department of Classics

Instructional Technology

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See the WWW FAQs for information on Web publishing in the Classics department.

• WWW Site Workshops In the Lab

Several WWW workshops to help beginners create sites related to Classics courses or the department as a whole -- please contact Constanze with scheduling preferences.

How to cite Web resources in your writing:

MLA Style sheet
Columbia University Press

• How to use the Multimedia Equipment in WAG 101
• How to plug in the VCR and the ELMO Digital Presenter
• How to make and show a simple digital slide show
• How to scan and OCR text

1. Athenian
2. Attika
3. Bosporos
4. Classical
5. Kadmos
6. Symbol Athenian

E-mail Lists, Classics Department (restricted)

Everybody (faculty, grads, staff, adjuncts, etc)

utclassics@lists.cc.utexas.edu

Grad students

classgrads@lists.cc.utexas.edu

All faculty, lecturers etc.

classics-faculty@lists.cc.utexas.edu

 

E-mail account instructions

• @mail.utexas.edu -- this is the free and standard e-mail service of UT; accessible both locally and via TELESYS
• @ccwf or @uts.cc.utexas.edu-- uses UNIX mail server; see Constanze to sign up or configure
• Eudora -- how to use in the lab
• Updating your e-mail addresses in Eudora

WWW Frequently Asked Questions

Fetch instructions

Pandora instructions