Usenet Learning Center
Once an area of the internet where only the well-traveled ventured, Usenet Learning Center seeks to shed light on an area of the Internet that has received little focus or attention from mainstream users. However, the Usenet's greatest area of strength has shown promise as other message-related features of the Internet, such as blogs and forums, bring to light their own inadequacies and point towards a bright future for the Usenet.
Usenet was started in 1979 by students at Duke University, and has proved itself to
be the quiet giant of the Internet. This vast repository of online messages boasts
over 110,000 areas of interest (called newsgroups) and continues to grow, adding
millions of users each year. Decentralized in nature, the message content of the
Usenet is carried to millions of servers each day.
Register here to be informed about the latest events @ Usenet Learning Center - EVEN BEFORE THEY HAPPEN!
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Your privacy is very important to us. Please read our Privacy Policy for more information.
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 Not to worry - we all have to start somewhere. One of the reasons that the Usenet has survived and has flourished in spite of all the alternatives, is that it really is simple to use once you get it setup. Hey man, it's not that hard - PROMISE! |
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 You may think you have a pretty good grip on using the Usenet and that's great but we hope that we can even teach regular users of the usenet a thing or two. Stay tuned - you might just learn something! |
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 You think you know it all, right? Man, I hope so! This way somebody is around to make sure we're not missing something. Hey, you guys are our best critics so stick around and chip in. We'd love to be able to hear from some of you experts! |
09/03/2010
Usenet Learning Center is proud to announce our ASK THE PROFESSOR program. If you have a questions regarding the Usenet, our team of experts are here to help! You ask the questions and we'll provide a video response. It's that simple. If you're shy, we've even got an incentive... for each question we choose to answer, we'll provide a free trial Usenet account with one of our sponsor companies. It couldn't be easier so try it today!
More video tutorials are in the works as we ramp up in preparation for next semester. If you haven't already done it -
REGISTER TODAY for classes!
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