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Getting started
with the Internet may seem daunting. But go ahead, jump in and join
the fun. There's lots of ways to get started:
- Attend a training
session.
- Stop at the
library and ask for help.
- Borrow a book
from your library.
- Ask a friend
for some help.
- Buy a book from
the bookstore.
- Explore the
following sites to help you get started.
The
World Wide Web at at Glance
A fun, quick overview
of the Web. Well illustrated and easy to read. Some sections include
exercises so you can test out your new skills and some lead you to more
detailed information about the topics at hand. (part of Learn
the Net)
Learn
the Net
Well designed, fun
and easy to read information about the Internet. Read all the sections
in order, or jump in where you want to explore more.
Internet
101
"..created for
those who want to know just the basics. This guide will provide you
with enough knowledge to have fun on the Internet, yet will not bore
you with too many details."
LivinEasy.com
Free Training
Lessons 9 to 15 cover
basic and more advanced Internet topics. Using e-mail, avoiding spam,
surfing the Web, using search engines and more. Print these out and
keep them handy.
The
Help Web
Another good place
to start reading and learning. Covers basics of the Web, e-mail and
newsgroups & mailing lists. It even has a special PANIC section!
CyberBabble
Decoder
Short definitions
for all those baffling techie words!
E-mail
Tips
Visit here to pick
some quick tips and hone your skills. Short answers to frequently asked
questions.
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