INTERNET Basics...
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Updated 2004, June 21 |
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the Web, you might find "millions" of tutorials if you'd searched
for them.
I've provided links for multimedia tutorials to get you started. My challenge to you is this... using these tutorials, learn about the fundamentals of navigating and using the Internet for high-performance and safe Internet browsing, searching and E-mailing. What is involved?
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Multimedia Starters Browser Basics video E-mail Basics video Find Web Files video Search
Engines video Internet
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Mission: The Life Long Learning page presents superb Web learning resources including directories and content.
Remember, online tutorials are best used when the Internet traffic isn't especially high, like very early, before 7 am or late after 10 pm.
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Multimedia Windows
Building Web pages Web pages are often written in
HTML--Hypertext Markup
Language. It's a major language of the World Wide Web. HTML files are made up of simple text that allows Web
publishers to create Web pages. Web pages combine text and images that can be viewed,
regardless of what kind of computer you might have. HTML supports hypertext, or links. These can take the form of
underlined text, graphic buttons or 'hotspots'. Hypertext can link one Web page or call to sound files, video
clips, Flash movies and many other online resources. Web pages generally are created... by people just like you and
me. Web sites involve planning and more knowledge... so, start
simple. To get started set your sights on a few pages. HTML is complicated at first, but, really it's nothing more than a set of instructions, telling the browser software when to start doing something and when to stop.
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