Classes in Spanish, English, chemistry, education, and MIS are already using Caucus to discuss classwork, turn in reports and other assignments, publish syllabi, and swap addresses of other subject-related Web sites. A big step up from CoSy, ICoSy Caucus includes a number of benefits the old systems couldn t provide. In the past, students ICoSy accounts were automatically canceled at the end of each semester. Web access and functions. Anything that can be found on a World Wide Web page can be included in a Caucus message.
Caucus can do it all.
And, even though Caucus was designed for graphical browsers such as Netscape and Internet Explorer, it is possible to read and post non-graphical presentations of messages. For more information about this option, see the Lynx Tips section of the Questions conference. Learning to use Caucus Before you even register as a Caucus user, you can read and print your own copy of the full set of online documentation. You might begin by looking at the Quick Start Guide, a handy one-page summary of basic Caucus commands and tips for connecting to the system. While not Caucus-specific, this class has lots of good information for anyone getting started in Web publishing, including the basics of adding photos and hot links to your messages.