hi pi, some quick corrections. otherwise i think it is ready to go. great work. chat > >Last year AWORC organized the "Asian Women's Electronic Network Training >Workshop" (WENT99) to train participants on basic website development tools >and other Internet-based group communication (email, mailing lists, >newsgroups, etc.) so that women's organizations may effectively use the >new information and communication technology to exchange and disseminate >information on the five-year review of the BPFA (officially titled Women >2000). please spell out BPFA, can't assume everyone knows what it is [snip] >Track 3: Basic Course in Database >-------------------------------------------------- > >Who should attend: library or resource center staff, would-be database >developers, information providers working with databases. > >Prerequisites: some experience is using database and database management some experience in using... [snip] >DATES > >The training workshop will run from June 19-21, and then June 23-25. A symposium >on women and information and communication technology is scheduled on June >22, 2000. >All participants are required to attend the symposium. I think the way it is put is confusing. why don't we have: "...the workshop will be from June 19 - 25. A symposium on...." >Participants should plan to be at the workshop location by the evening of >June 18, and >plan to leave Seoul by June 26. > > Chat Garcia Ramilo Project Manager Association for Progressive Communication (APC) Women's Programme =============================================================== AWORC-TRAIN is the workspace of the Asian Women's Resource Exchange for its training-related initiatives. Send postings to <aworc-train@isiswomen.org>, and request for assistance to <owner-aworc-train@isiswomen.org>. ===============================================================