Nine Ways to Do Well on the Midterm

Study the assigned readings--many questions come directly from the text.
Review the online syllabus at http://www.unc.edu/courses/jomc050 to see where we've been.
- Visit all of the links which are on the syllabus up to Feb. 11, especially links to the pages created by Deb or any of his past and present assistants..
- Be familiar with each of the subjects we discussed.
Know the computer basics.
Study the Internet History/Pioneers material
Study your notes from guest speakers--Rita Moss (business) and Barbara Levergood (goernment)
Study the information about Davis Library
Know what all of the acronyms (sp?) stand for, such as "HTML" and "URL." (This will be even more important for the next tests.
Study the email addressing and URL addressing information.
Understand email.
Understand and know the Library of Congress
Ask Deb, Wendy and/or Eric all of the questions you have about the material.
Take your time with the test--it can be tricky if you rush

This web site maintained by Eric Chernoff especially for students of the UNC's School of Journalism and Mass Communication's JOMC 50 class. For more information, please contact one of the following:

Prof. Deb Aikat daikat@email.unc.edu	Tom Hughes, teaching assistant tahughes@email.unc.edu
Mike Manning manning1@email.unc.edu	Eric Chernoff, student coordinator echernof@email.unc.edu