This document describes a bibliographic instruction (BI) course on accessing medical resources on the Internet through discussion lists and Gopher that consisted of short sessions taught biweekly each semester at the University of Vermont medical library. The introduction lists the rationale for starting the program; principles for teaching the program; content coverage; and frequency of the courses. The syllabus includes brief descriptions, instructional outlines, and course objectives for two 50-minute sessions--one on computer conferences and the other on Gopher. Handouts on the following topics are included: basic Listserv commands; medical discussion lists; string search commands; medical Gopher sites; basic Gopher commands; Internet medical Usenet newsgroups; and newsgroups search commands. The evaluation form used in the course is also included. (JLB)