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Mail by modem: the BITNET connection.

Abstract

Nursing faculty in university settings are now able to communicate with colleagues around the country or in other parts of the world through electronic networks such as BITNET. This article describes how members of the Southern Nursing Research Society's (SNRS) Governing Board used the BITNET system for accomplishing the society's work. Essential hardware and software requirements for using the network are described. Guidelines for logging on, sending messages, and e-mail courtesy are explained. Examples are included for using the network for 1) research and manuscript collaboration; 2) organizational communication and planning; and 3) teaching activities.

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B J Holtzclaw, K U Boggs, M E Wilson. Mail by modem: the BITNET connection.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8402379/

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