| 1988 | CCNEWS: an online forum for newsletter editors. | Daniel A. Updegrove, Sheldon B. Smith, Wendy Rickard Bollentin |
| 1988 | Teaching users to fish: hooks, lines and sinkers for reading computer documentat. | Denise A. Troll |
| 1988 | Advisor - an electronic mail consulting service. | Chris A. Thyberg |
| 1988 | San Diego supercomputer center: an overview. | Dan Sulzbach |
| 1988 | Our "miracle": self-supporting student microcomputer labs. | Karen Stallworth, Jim Strasma |
| 1988 | Charting the course of a user survey that will rock the boat. | Sue Stager |
| 1988 | Creating a new masthead for gather/scatter: the untold story. | Stephanie Sides, Stephan Lamont |
| 1988 | Co-operation of a Macintosh laboratory for Rensselaer's technical writing program. | Sharon Roy |
| 1988 | Quo Vidas, professor. | Paula Rosen |
| 1988 | Supercomputer applications: helping users cope with tough programming problems. | Jack Rogers |
| 1988 | Why desktop publishing is not a panacea. | Pamela J. Purcell |
| 1988 | Policy, expections, problems. The DePauw experience with allocating workstationsto every faculty member. | Jennis Pruett |
| 1988 | I didn't even know it was user services. | Marlene R. Pratto, Judy H. Martin |
| 1988 | A suppport strategy for users of a campus-wide local area network. | Stephen M. Poltz, Scott W. Smith, David W. Ballowe |
| 1988 | A new model for user services: distributed support. | Michael R. Pear |
| 1988 | Great expectations and the reality of university computing resources. | William Padilla, Barbara Rigg-Healy |
| 1988 | Starting and maintaining a computing resource center: lessons we've learned. | Lynne O'Brien |
| 1988 | Establishing a computing assistance centre. | Jon H. Nightingale |
| 1988 | User services - a british perspective. | Terry Morrow |
| 1988 | To DOS or not to DOS. | William B. Miller |
| 1988 | Implementing computer-based systems. | Gerard McCartney |
| 1988 | Software engineering meets user services: a methodology for developing user. | Robin Mayne |
| 1988 | What about training: rinnnnnnnng, rinnnnnnnng, rinnnnnnnn. | Christine Martin |
| 1988 | Why a supercomputer is like a Burger King. | Landy Manderson |
| 1988 | Mail server for PC users. | Takayuki Kushida, Noriyuki Shimizu |