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From: Miles Seecharan <seech@gol.com>
To: Multiple recipients of list <neteach-l@thecity.sfsu.edu>
Subject: MOO Basics
Date: Asteazkena, 1998.eko martxoak 18 07:36

All

Apologies up front, but I'm a *total* newcomer to MOOing who'd like
to get some pointers. I've read a little, and now I've decided it's about
time I actually try out some stuff to see how applicable it is to my context.

(1) I have a Mac. What software do I need, and where do I get it?
(2) My students have PCs. What software do they need?
(3) Are there any MOO sites particularly good for low level learners?
(4) Where can I get further info about it all ?!?

Please respond privately or publicly, whichever you feel is appropriate.

TIA, Miles

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 Miles Seecharan, Osaka, Japan

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From: AWAJI Yoshimasa <awaji@kisarazu.ac.jp>
To: Multiple recipients of list <neteach-l@thecity.sfsu.edu>
Subject: Re: MOO Basics
Date: Osteguna, 1998.eko martxoak 19 05:28

At 10:36 PM 3/17/98 -0800, Miles Seecharan wrote:
>(1) I have a Mac. What software do I need, and where do I get it?
>(2) My students have PCs. What software do they need?
>(3) Are there any MOO sites particularly good for low level learners?
>(4) Where can I get further info about it all ?!?

All the answers plus a lot more are at http://www.cc.rim.or.jp/~awaji/schMOOze.

Yoshi

AWAJI Yoshimasa
Lecturer at Kisarazu National College of Technology
080-963-5197

From: Karen K Peek <peek@utdallas.edu>
To: Multiple recipients of list <neteach-l@thecity.sfsu.edu>
Subject: Re: MOO Basics
Date: Osteguna, 1998.eko martxoak 19 05:36

Miles,

You (and any other recipients of the list) are welcome to visit our MOO.
You can either dive in as a guest, or just click on BROWSE and get the
feel of the place.  There are also some basic MOOing instructions, which I
found to be very user friendly.  Go to: http://lingua.utdallas.edu/ 
and just click on what looks interesting.  Enjoy!

Kelly Peek
P.S.  This is an academic MOO steeped in the richness of *Rhetoric,
Technology, and Textuality*

On Tue, 17 Mar 1998, Miles Seecharan wrote:

> All
> 
> Apologies up front, but I'm a *total* newcomer to MOOing who'd like
> to get some pointers. I've read a little, and now I've decided it's about
> time I actually try out some stuff to see how applicable it is to my context.
> 
> (1) I have a Mac. What software do I need, and where do I get it?
> (2) My students have PCs. What software do they need?
> (3) Are there any MOO sites particularly good for low level learners?
> (4) Where can I get further info about it all ?!?
> 
> Please respond privately or publicly, whichever you feel is appropriate.
> 
> TIA, Miles
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>  Miles Seecharan, Osaka, Japan
> 
>  "Please don't let it end like this. Tell them I said
>    something." ~ The Last Words of Pancho Villa
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> 
>