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APSnet

Plant Health
Progress

APSnet Education
Center

APS Journals
and News

APS Press

APSnet Feature
Stories

 

Feature Story September 1 through September 30, 2000


APS Launches Major Initiatives
in Electronic Communication



The 1998 member survey found that APS members identify improved access to information via the internet as one of the most important issues for their future.  In fact, the need for improved electronic communication was found to be second in importance only to the integration of plant pathology with other disciplines.

In response to the findings of this survey, APS has recently implemented a variety of major changes to its electronic communication venues. To help APS members get the most out of these improvements and additions, this month's APSnet Feature is a field guide to the new offerings.

The list below summarizes the areas that have been added or revised.  Click on the headings to link to a more detailed discussion of each initiative.


APSnet

APS Journals and News

Plant Health Progress

APS Press

APSnet Education Center

APSnet Feature Stories

     You can also link to a List of Key Points relating to the changes in each area.

 

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