Visitors Center Documentation Rack

# Document Rack

## Academic Computing

- Athena Resources for MIT Education
- ACS Quarterly Reports
- Athena Insider, the Academic Computing Services Newsletter
- Education and Computing at MIT, A Tenth Birthday Snapshot of Athena and her Kin

## Policy Issues

- Athena Rules of Use
- Report on Anti-Harrassment Mechanism at MIT - STOPIT@MIT.EDU

## Technical Infrastructure

MITNet, the Institute's Campus Network

The following items are available via anonymous ftp from athena-dist.mit.edu. There is a limit of 60 simultaneous users for this ftp server. As a result, you may experience delays in gaining access to the information.

- Network Services Overview
- Discuss, the Electronic Conferencing Service
- Hesiod, the Name Service
- Kerberos, the Authentication Service
- Moira, the Systems Management Service
- OLC, the On-Line Consulting Service
- Zephyr, the Real-Time Messaging Service

## Trademark Information

- Athena, IS and Homegrown Software

## User Documentation

- Welcome To Athena Preface
- OLH, Athena's On-Line Help System

## Viewgraphs/Presentations

The Internet and the World Wide Web
  This presentation was originally delivered at the QEM Conference, 1996.

Academic Computing: Creating a Supportive Environment for Faculty
  delivered by Janet Daly and Katie Livingston at Adding Pizzazz to Pedagogy, a faculty forum on Technology Enhanced Learning Environments sponsored by the Colleges of Worcester Consortium, 17 October 1995.