| Vol. 3. No. 1 |
November 1997 |
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From The Editor
Hello from Salzburg, Austria!
As I write this greeting, I am attending the Salzburg Seminar on The Internet: Networking, Research and
Popular American Culture. It is gratifying to see more
and more of the world participating in making the internet
a truly global venture. I hope this is a trend that will
continue. Please take a look at the Seminar site if you
have time; I think you'll find the work there fascinating
and inspiring.
If you are reading this on the World Wide Web, you have probably
noticed our new look and design. We thought that the beginning of a
new volume, Volume 3, would be a good time to review our site design.
We hope to make the navigation of the sections of the journal clearer
to our readers. We hope this improves access. Comments are welcomed,
of course.
Also in this issue, Tom Robb, our Technical Editor, is
serving as guest editor for the "On the Internet" column.
Jim Duber will return in the next issue with his regular
column.
As always, we hope you enjoy this issue, and will
encourage your colleagues to read and to submit their work
to us.
Again, thank you for your continued support of TESL-EJ.
We hope we continue to benefit your professional life.
Best,
Maggie Sokolik
Editor
<msokolik@uclink.berkeley.edu>
