Course Topics
Introduction to the Internet
This section explains what the Internet is,
what you can do on the Internet, Internet History,
How the Internet works, Getting Connected and
Choosing an Internet Service Provider.
Electronic
Mail and Mailing Lists
Learn the basics of electronic mail and how to
find email addresses. Find out what mailing lists
are, how they work and how to join a list. Learn
about netiquette, spam and Usenet Newsgroups.
The World Wide
Web
This section explains the WWW, how it works, and how
to navigate. It introduces you to terms such as
multimedia, hypertext, HTML, and URL. Learn about web
browsers and tips for using them.
Searching the
Internet
Learn how to find information on the Internet using
search tools and search strategies. Find out how to
evaluate information you find on the Internet.
Advanced Web
What are plugins and helper applications? Learn about
downloading and installing software you find on the
Internet. Information about viruses can be found here
as well.
Web Page
Development
This section will teach you how a web page is
developed. Learn the basic HTML codes needed to
change fonts, add a background, insert clipart,
create a bulleted list, and add a link to your page.
Find out how to upload your page to a web server
using (FTP).
Web Page
Design
This section teaches you how to design a successful web site: one that meets your
audience' needs, loads quickly, and shares your message in a way that is easy for others to
understand.
Web Issues
This section will provide information and resources
for many of the issues about the Internet such as
security, privacy, pornography and copyright.
Volunteering
and Teaching Others
This section covers characteristics of adult learners, different teaching approaches, and
skills that will help you in your role as a volunteer.
Course Resources
Links
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the topics in the curriculum.
Slide
Presentations
Online slide presentations used in conjunction with
the curriculum.
Credits
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together.
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