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Chapter Capsules - Summary, Terms, Exercises
& FYI's from each chapter
- Introduction to the Internet and the World Wide
Web
- How the Internet Works and Getting Connected
- Communication on the Internet
- Electronic Mail
- Email Discussion Groups
- Usenet News
- Getting Around on the World Wide Web—Using
a Web Browser
- Finding Information on the World Wide Web
- Successful Search Strategies
- Specialized Databases
- Selecting, Evaluating, and Citing Information
from the Internet
- Managing and Using Information from the Internet
and the World Wide Web
- Transferring Files Using FTP
- Putting Information on the Web
- Writing Web Pages
- Enhancing Web Pages
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Overview
Like Ackermann’s best-selling
Learning to Use
the World Wide Web
and Internet
Today!, co-authored by Karen
Hartman, this latest effort covers the basic topics you need to
know to master the ever-changing Internet. Furthermore, this book expands
on vital topics such as searching and researching strategies and Web-page
design issues that all students want to learn. With exercise examples
shown for both Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer browsers, this
text can be used in any lab environment.
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