Educational Technology Services

Educational Technology Services

a service of SAS Computing at the University of Pennsylvania

Welcome to Educational Technology Services and the World-Wide Web!

See Pages from the World Wide Web for Web sites of interest to the School of Arts and Sciences.

About Educational Technology Services

Educational Technology Services (ETS), a unit of SAS Computing in the School of Arts & Sciences at The University of Pennsylvania, supports the instructional needs of faculty in the School of Arts and Sciences and is a University-wide advocate for incorporating emerging technologies into the classroom. ETS also assists SAS Area Centers with their technology requirements.

See the latest newsletter from the TLC Prep Center.

About the World-Wide Web

If you are new to the World-Wide Web, follow this link to an introduction and tutorial on Mosaic and World-Wide Web.

(If you're using Mosaic or Netscape, click once on a highlighted phrase to follow its link. If you're using Lynx, use your up and down arrow keys to move to a highlighted link; then press Return.)

More Information About ETS:

Detailed information about ETS

Includes information on faculty support, computer labs, media classrooms and facilities, and more.

The Virtual Media Lab, a collection of on-line course materials.

A Roadmap to the Information Superhighway, the current electronic seminar

The Best Places on the Internet to Start a General Search:

NCSA Home Page, from the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, creators of Mosaic.
World-Wide Web Project Headquarters at CERN, in Geneva.
The first WWW Conference was held in Geneva at CERN, May 25-27, 1994.
CUI W3 Catalog, keyword searching of the Web.
WWW Virtual Library: Subject Catalog.
GNN, The Global Network Navigator, from O'Reilly & Associates.
a comprehensive collection of Internet resources by John December of RPI.
Veronica searches of gopherspace

Some Scholarly Links of Interest:

Selected Libraries
Penn Humanities Calendar, compiled by Professor Joseph Farrell, Department of Classical Studies.
Electronic Text Archives
Electronic Journals and Publications
Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Server, from the U. of Michigan.
Syro-Palestinian Gallery Collection, from U. of Pennsylvania
EXPO Ticket Office, your one-stop link to renowned Library of Congress online exhibits such as
the Vatican Exhibit, the Soviet Archives Exhibit, the Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit, and several others.
ArtServe, an Art History Web server from the Australian National University.
Cardiff Movie Database Browser for Film Studies.

Links to University Webs

Student Guides and Help Sheets

Last modified: April 24, 1995

Please send questions, comments, requests, and recommendations to

Jay Treat -- jtreat@ccat.sas.upenn.edu