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Internet Training Table of Contents

Introduction- Internet

Lesson1 Demystifing the Internet What is the Internet? WWWhat's it all about? What's the difference between the Internet and the World Wide Web? Surfing the net/Surfing the web Shopping online/E-commerce Sending Messages/Email & Chat Getting Information/Downloading Buying a Computer I Hate Computers! Can I get on the Internet without one? Telephones, Cables, and Satellites Getting Connected Cut to the chase. . . .Just Get me Connected! Lesson2 Important Computer Stuff Using a Mouse Anatomy of a Mouse Point and CLICK! CLICK and Drag Double-Click Right-Click Switching Windows in Windows 95/98 Changing the Size of Windows/Closing Windows Maximizing and Minimizing With Buttons in the Upper Right hand Corner Resizing Windows Moving a Window Lesson3 Browser Basics What's a Browser? How do I get a browser? Connecting to the Internet the First Time Connecting to the Internet on Regular Basis Anatomy of a web page Disconnecting How Do I know if I'm Still Connected? Auto disconnect Disconnecting Manually Basic Tour of the browser Back Forward Stop Refresh/Reload Home Print Lesson4 Surfing 101 Typing a Web Address Searching the net SEARCH with Explorer Other Search Engines Yahoo Google How to Write a Good Search An Incomplete List of Search Engines Favorites and bookmarks Lesson5 Using Favorites with Explorer Using Favorites with Explorer Adding Favorites with Explorer Lesson6 Using Bookmarks with Netscape Using Bookmarks with Netscape Adding Bookmarks with Netscape Lesson7 Fundamentals of E-Mail Electronic Mail Getting An Address From Your ISP Web-based E-Mail E-mail programs Sending E-mail Sending A Batch Of Messages That Were Written Offline Receiving and Reading Mail Deleting E-Mail Replying to E-Mail Forwarding Sending and Receiving Attachments Reading Attachments Spam Lesson8 Surfing The Net: The Next Steps Shopping Shopping with New Vision International What's A Download? Downloading a File It Isn't Downloaded Yet. You Need To Give It A Name. Downloading Pictures From The Web Later, When You Want To See Your Downloads Opening Multiple Windows Using History Using History With Netscape Plug-Ins Changing Your Home Page