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Subject: User support materials: Internet resources for the social
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Could you please forward this message to your list if you
think the content appropriate for your members.  Many
thanks,
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Apologies for the inevitable cross-postings

User support materials (user guides, posters and training
materials) are available to help those working and studying
in the social sciences to find and make the best use of
Internet resources in user education, learning and
research.  Read on for details of these and the latest
discounts available through the SOSIG Grapevine, or visit
the training and user support page at the Social Science
Information Gateway (SOSIG)
at:http://www.sosig.ac.uk/about_us/user_support.html

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User guide: making sense of the Internet for social scientists
--
Latest revision of this popular desktop guide, providing an
overview of the key features and uses of the Social Science
Information Gateway (SOSIG).  Order up to 50 printed copies
FREE or download and print a PDF file from our Web site:
>> http://www.sosig.ac.uk/about_us/user_support.html

Subject-specific guides
--
PDF files of SOSIG user guides for Law, Business &
Economics, Social Work, Psychology, Politics & Government
and Anthropology, highlighting how SOSIG can be used to
support teaching, learning and research in these areas.
Download these and/or a PDF A4 poster advertising SOSIG
from:
>> http://www.sosig.ac.uk/about_us/user_support.html#free

FREE Training and Support
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You can also download the revised version of the Roadshow
handbook (information, exercises and quizzes on exploring
SOSIG, REGARD, the Virtual Training Suite, Internet
Detective and other resources).  A range of support
materials on running workshops is also available.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO HOST A ROADSHOW?
We are currently seeking hosts for half-day
Roadshow events (combining presentations, demonstrations
and hands-on sessions show-casing social science Internet
resources).  If you would like to host a Roadshow
(standalone or in combination with other user education
events), please contact us.

Full details for potential Roadshow hosts and access
to downloadable materials are at:
>>
http://www.sosig.ac.uk/about_us/user_support.html#materials

20% discount on selected Oxford University Press books and
on all OECD publications
--
Register FREE with My Account on SOSIG to publish course
and conference detail in Grapevine, receive weekly email
notification of new sites matching your interests and find
like-minded colleagues working in similar fields.
Registered users also receive a 20% discount on selected
OUP books and OECD publications.

If you have any queries about the above, please contact
beryl.ray at bristol.ac.uk in the first instance



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