| Ask Dr. Internet If you can’t find an answer to your question in the large amount of information already here, send an email to the Doctor. How To Search the Web Clear step by step instructions on using all of the various search engines on the net. Hints on keywords, search techniques. Internet 101 The basics on using the Net, for those who don’t like reading long-winded manuals. Includes tips on searching, using email, newsgroups and chat. |
| Internet Starter Kit Latest Mac and Windows editions of the classic Internet guide with links to the best utilities and applications. Jay Barker’s Online Connection Comparison of major US Internet service providers, with details of connection speed, prices, software used, features and support. Roadmap96 Workshop Excellent for beginners, a comprehensive and practical structured guide to all aspects of using the Internet. |
| Sherlock@ Biweekly surfing tips covering everything from mailing lists to using robots on the Net. Includes archives of cool sites. Ultimate guide to ISPs CNET article with tips on choosing an ISP, vital statistics on national and local ISPs, and a chance to rate your current provider. NETLiNkS Introduction to the Internet which provides new users with a variety of software and resources to make web surfing easier. |
| TONIC Developed by a UK university, The Online Netskills Interactive Course is a free guide for newcomers to the Internet. The Webring Directory of "webrings" (communally-linked web pages), grouped under relevant categories. Includes how to create a ring of your own. A Beginner's Guide to URLs Brief explanation of common Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) for the Web, ftp and gopher servers, and newsgroups. |
| Glossary of Internet Terms Frequently-updated glossary of common Internet terms. With links to more details about most terms, and examples of use. Internet Help Desk Service designed to help beginning and advanced Internet users. Contains guides to email, Netiquette, and browsers. Mac OS Internet Connection Guide Step-by-step instructions for getting onto the Web, with links to necessary software. Meant for novices but with some tips for experts. |
| Milton Public Library No-frills introduction to the Web, including Internet terminology, using email and forums, acronyms, and places to search. Newbie Dome The basics for Internet beginners, including explanations on what links are, how to download software, and how to use email. Tutorials Page Directory that includes web-based tutorials on using Internet and web tools, such as email, newsreaders and ftp software. |
| NewbieNET New to the Internet? Take the Cyber Course, subscribe to the NewbieNewz mailing list, or send in your questions. 5 Minute Guide For those being charged by the minute, this site introduces the concepts of Internet navigation and helps you get surfing within minutes. APTE Educational and tutorial software, specializing in products that teach kids and adults to use the Internet. Online orders. |
| An Overview of the Web Many helpful articles on how to get around the Web and the terms used. Access to some useful starting points. Atlas of the Web Information on all aspects of the Web, from HTML to VRML and more. Descriptions of many terms, plus helpful tips. BEGINNERS GUIDE TO INTERNET Reasonably comprehensive and clear introduction, aiming to guide the noveice through their first 100 hours online. |
| Compleat Guide To Moving Up To An ISP Complete the form for help with Internet problems, or click on "Home Page" to find out why and how to move from AOL to an ISP. Dummies Daily A free tip each day, sent to you by email. Topics include Word 97, Excel 97, the Internet, computing basics, Quicken, and Web After Five. EFF's Guide to the Internet Dated (1994) but extensive coverage for beginners, with over 300 chapters on topics such as email, forums and plug-ins. |
| Fax-by-email-faq Kevin M. Savetz answers the FAQ, "How can I send a fax from the Internet?" Includes details on free and commercial services. FolksOnline Congenial meeting place where newcomers to the Internet and non-technical types can share experiences, and learn from others. Guide to Network Resource Tools Introduction to Internet tools and how to use them. Assumes some knowledge of terminology and familiarity with email, ftp and telnet. |
| How Do I Use the Net as a Phone? Kevin Savetz and Andrew Sears answer the title question, and review telephony and videoconferencing software. How To Basic introduction to the Internet and your computer, with advice on what files to use, and how to manage email. IAH New User Resources Courtesy of Internet Access Houston, access to useful software and applications, and various tutorials. |
| Internet 1-2-3 Video Training Series How to set up an online account, and how to use the Internet once you’re online. Six one-hour tapes in NTSC format; order by phone, fax or mail. Internet Basics Directory of interesting background information about the Internet. Includes historical development, and technology basics. Internet Learner's Page Comprehensive collection of articles and pointers to Internet resources. Useful annotations help you decide where to look. |
| Internet Lifeguard Provides tips for safer surfing. Collection of filtering software, online basics, and parent/child agreements. Internet Primer 101 Beginner’s primer on the Internet, with new lessons added monthly. Courtesy of NYC firm VirtualScape. Internet Tour Take a virtual tour of the Internet, and learn what it is, how it works and how to use it effectively. User-friendly site suitable for beginners. |
| Introduction to the Internet Concise glossary of Internet terms, with links to sites that demonstrate various topics. Plus brief history of the WWW. Kid Safety Easy-to-follow tutorial for kids on Internet safety. With step-by-step instructions on how children should behave online. Life on the Internet Beginners' guide with over 300 links to help you get going quickly, and tips on using browsers. |
| NetLingo Free online dictionary listing hundreds of new words, all part of an emerging vocabulary of terms related to the World Wide Web. Netscape & WWW Tutorial For first-time users of the Internet, a glossary of useful terms, guide to Netscape, and other hints and tips. Netscape Tutorial Helpful walkthrough catering to inexperienced Web users, providing an overview of Netscape's features and controls. |
| New User's Directory Introductory overview of the Web. Features a rough guide to downloading software and links to other starting points. New Users Guide Info on helper applications and plug-ins and what they do for your computer. Covers chat, telnet, email and the Usenet. Online World Resources Handbook Introductory resource offering help with starting points, Web page design, email and other facets of the Web. |
| Sites to See Designed to give exposure to the Web and teach basic navigation skills. Includes an Internet toolbox with useful resources. The Internet Guide (TIG) Demo version of the University of Toronto’s online course on using the Internet. Enrol for $US50 and you get a login ID/password valid for six months. The Internet Tutor Weekly column for Internet newcomers, written by ISP marketing consultant Jack Nelson. Topics include finding an ISP, chat, and viruses. |
| The Rail Glacier Point Software provides this "railway across the Internet" to assist users with safe and happy surfing. Top 20 Tips for Mac Webmasters First presented at Mactivity/Web in January 1995, and updated regularly since then. Includes links to recommended software. Web Introduction Interactive guide for beginners with audio welcome and a basic Internet primer. Also includes access to a forum for new-user assistance. |
| Windweaver Training Resources Boston author/trainer Tracy Marks reviews, recommends and gives tips on using Internet search engines and directories. World Online Digest Browse the Internet offline with a monthly CD-ROM of select shareware and the best "kids-safe" sites on the Web. Available on 30-day trial. World Wide Web FAQ Frequently-asked questions relating to the Internet. Large section on browser software - what it does, how it does it, and how to get it. |
| World Wide Web for the Clueless Brief overview of the Web, covering basic terms and commonly-used programs. Includes how to write your own homepage. |
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