Then the text was created with a word processor, and the text and figures were printed on a dot matrix printer, reduced with a photocopy machine if necessary, and pasted onto the sheet. That sheet was then photocopied, folded and mailed. You could read it on the bus, but once you had read it, there was no more information to be had. COGS is now moving toward electronic distribution of information. The next figure shows the current version.
Users can click on highlighted keywords and automatically be taken to that particular resource.
You need to have a computer and be connected to Internet to use this, but you can access a nearly unlimited amount of information by clicking your way through menu choices. Many organizations are using World Wide Web to organize resources on Internet. COGS welcomes our members and others to use this web page, or, even better, contribute to expanding it and making it more useful. Now you just need a way to take in on the bus. You can now access COGS on the World Wide Web using a graphical Web browser like Netscape or Mosaic, or using the web browser in the Prodigy on-line service.