The Houghton Mifflin Guide to the Internet for History by Robert Michael 1996 and Robert Michael’s Electronic Professional Activities

Customer image from Richard D. Buchanan Electronic Professional Activities Editor at H-Net, Humanities Electronic Network, a stable of more than 70 electronic scholarly lists in the Humanities, created at the University of Illinois Chicago Editorial positions: Co-Editor HOLOCAUS (Holocaust) Founder and Co-Editor H-ANTIS (Scholarly History of Antisemitism) Co-Editor, H-W-CIV (History of Western Civilization) Former Co-Editor newsgroup SOC.CULTURE.JEWISH.HOLOCAUST Founder, UMASSD INTERNET USERS GROUP Founder, UMASSD.INTERNAUTS Newsgroup Electronic Teaching Offered: Internet Course on the Holocaust sponsored by the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Division of Continuing Education (Fall 1995) Workshop for Public School Teachers sponsored by University of Massachusetts Dartmouth College of Arts and Sciences (Spring Semester 1995) Workshop for Northeastern University Faculty (Spring 1995) Workshop on the Internet sponsored by University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Academic Computing Service (Summer 1995) Workshop for Medieval Historians sponsored by Plymouth State College (April 1994 and April 1995) Contributor to: H-TEACH (Washington University and University of Chicago) HOLOCAUS (University of Illinois Chicago) BRITAIN & THE JEWS (Roger Williams College) H-FILM (University of Houston) IATH-L (Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities; University of Virginia) ORB (Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies, University of Kansas) ECCHST-L (History of Christianity) Reader: SOPHIA (Ancient Philosophy, University of Liverpool) THUCIDIDES (Temple University) MDVLPHIL (Medieval Philosophy and Political Science, Louisiana State University) H-EDIT (Prof. Richard Jensen, U. of Illinois, Chicago) ECHO (European Commission Host Organization) IOUDAIOS (First-Century Judaism, Tel Aviv University) DEREMI-L (medieval warfare, University of Kansas) WWII-L (World War 2) CONTENTS (Religious Studies, University of Ottawa) GUTNBERG (electronic publication of historical and literary texts) Electronic Seminars: ST. AUGUSTINE (Prof. James O’Donnell, University of Pennsylvania, Spring 1994); RACISM (run by Prof. Gary Klass, Illinois State University, Spring 1994) Subject-Matter Expert in Jewish History (Electronic-Emissary Project, University of Texas at Austin & Texas Center the Educational Technology)