Professor Donald L. Raun
Callifornia State University, Northridge
draun@huey.csun.edu
Copyright (C) 1995
Internet and
the Accounting Networks
The typical accounting faculty member and many students have free
access to Email and the Internet. If you are not using the Internet
you are wasting a major resoruce.
There are several outstanding accounting networks of the Internet and available to accounting faculty and students at no cost:
You can subscribe by sending an Email message address to:
In the text write only the following:
This accounting network provides more than 18 interest groups, which you can subscribe to at no cost. The interest groups and their descriptions are as follows:
INTEREST GROUP NAME.......DESCRIPTION OF DISCUSSIONS
ANews-L...............News
ATeach-L..............Teaching and Learning
AFINAcc-L.............Financial Accounting
AMgtAcc-L.............Management Accounting
AAccSys-L.............Accounting Information Systems
ATax-L................Taxation
AAudit-L..............Auditing
AIntAcc-L.............International Accounting
AGvNFP-L..............Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting
AEthics-L.............Ethics
ABooks-L..............New Books
ASocial-L.............Social Accounting
AProfsn-L.............Academic/Profession Interface
AOilAcc-L.............Extractive Industries
AIntSys-L.............Intelligent and Expert Systems
ANetDev-L.............development of the accounting network
ATwoYear-L............special problems of two year colleges
AJobs-L...............academic job announcements
AAAES-L...............American Accounting Association -AI/ES Newsletter
AAATC-L...............American Accounting Association -Teaching & Curriculum Section
AAcrdn-L..............Accounting Program Accreditation
AStdnt-L..............Accounting Student List
New groups are being added. The following URL will access the current interest groups. http://www.rutgers.edu/Accounting/raw.htm
The SUMMA Project is a part of the International Accounting Network hosted by the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom. The Uniform Resource Locator is:
http://www.ex.ac.uk/~BJSpaul/ICAEW/ICAEW.html
THE WORLD WIDE WEB is one of the newest client-server based internet services. WWW software (like Mosaic, or Mosaic Netscape) enables you to view documents of many different types, such as, audio, image, video, formated text, by simply clicking a mouse on a picture, word,or URL on the screen. By using Uniform Resoruce Locators (URL's) any computer system with any document on the Internet can be displayed on the screen. The URL is like a street address or telephone number used to locate network servers.
The Netscape software is excellent and can be downloaded free from the following sites:
References
Some good introductions to the Internet on the Internet.