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Chapter Three includes an introduction to how computer networks operate, web browsers, how to search for information, the fundamentals of e-mail, how discussion and chat rooms work and Netiquette. Examples of commercial network sites include: CompuServe America Online The Microsoft Network Examples of nonprofit and state computer networks can be seen at the following sites: Big Sky Telegraph FIRN
You can download web browsers for both Microsoft’s Exp,lorer and Netscape Navigator at the following addresses: Microsoft Internet Explorer Netscape Navigator Other web browsers include: NCSA Mosaic Some of the most popular search engines for the World Wide Web include: Alta Vista Excite http://excite.com Infoseek Webcrawler Some of the most popular web directories include: Galaxy Magellan Yahoo The Yellow Pages Examples of meta search engines and directories can be found at: Prime Search All-in-one search pages can be found at: All-In-One-Search Page Microsoft
Savy Search Reviews and comparisons of search engines can be found at: A Guide to Web Directories Search Engine Showdown Search Engine Watch FAQ: How to Find People’s E-Mail Addresses Useful e-mail sites include: Eudora A Beginner’s Guide to Effective E-mail Intercultural E-mail Classroom Connections
MSN Greeting Cards A list of web-based discussion groups and information about how to sign up for them can be found at: Deja News Search the List of Lists Rules of appropriate behavior in e-mail and online are provide at: E-Mail Etiquette Netiquette Homepage by Arlene H. Rinaldi
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Internet and Web Basics
What is a Computer Network?
