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Monday, June 13, 2005

Introductions!

Folks, as practice using the weblog, and also just as a Good Thing To Do, I'd like each of you to leave a "comment" to this post below, introducing yourself to the class. Nothing longwinded required -- just who you are, what you study here at UW-Madison or what you do when you're not a student, and why you decided to take such an odd class combining computer mapping and libraries.

posted by Greg Downey @ 8:13 AM   1 comments

1 Comments:

At 9:23 AM, Blogger Nick said...

I am in the Ph.D. program in geography. I am also interested in library science, and am beginning working towards a masters in LIS. I thought this would be a great course to kick off my time in SLIS. I have virtually no experience in GIS, so this is also a good way for me to tipee toe my way into that side of geography.

 

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