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DoIT Help for Students DoIT Help for Teachers Web Browsers Wireless Technology Audio/Visual Help PDA's for College Gadgets for Laptops Assistive Technology for Paper Writing Excelling as a Student Study Skills Workshops Campus Resources How can UW Libraries Help You? InterLibrary Loan WebCT How-To Using the Web for College Writing Assistive Technology for the Internet Assistive Technology for Reading Books Help Using Footnotes Help Citing References Help Making a Table of Contents eNews LT Calendar Techno-Savy Workshops Faculty Teaching Center Student Learning Center ---------- Contact Us	Techno-Savy Resources TS Topics If you have ideas about helping students to learn better and teachers to teach better, please email Bill McGraw. How can DoIT help students? A discussion on the range of no-cost services offered to students by DoIT. How can DoIT help teachers? A discussion on the range of no-cost services offered to teachers by DoIT. Do you need help with web browsers?   To find and download the latest versions of popular web browsers, try DoIT's Electronic Shelf. New to the Internet? Learn the ropes about web browsers and about the lingo of the Internet. Do you need help with wireless technology? Learn about the purpose, benefits, and challenges of wireless technology in higher education.   Becoming an excellent student An article to help with becoming a master student. Study skills workshops Study skills workshops will be held in September and October 2003. For more information, call Bill McGraw at 265-0534 or email wmcgraw@wisc.edu. Campus Resources Campus resources to help students academically. How can UW-Madison Libraries help you?   Library services (circulation) Library services to help faculty teach HDFS Another HDFS Consumer Science Interesting library stuff Grant help information For Individuals For Organizations Help with Grants Grant FAQ's Need an appointment? Library course and workshop materials Help stop cheating and plagiarism! NOTE: students, staff and faculty can check out library materials from UW Libraries. Bring your photo ID to the circulation desk upon check-out. Do you know about InterLibrary Loan? Learn about the InterLibrary Loan options of the UW-Madison Libraries How to use WebCt   Learn how to use WebCT See the online WebCT manuals See the At-A-Glance manuals Get a WebCT browser tune up Online WebCT support site WebCt sample cours Need help citing references? For help citing references you can use Endnote or ProCite Need help making a table of contents? Help in making a table of contents. More help with study skills comes from the book Becoming a Master Student by Dave Ellis and from my web site. My web site has readings, inventories, and help with study skills.
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