Connecting To The Internet
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There are many resources available to assist in getting connected to the Internet and learning more about it. Some places for general information on the Internet can be found below.
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American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
http://www.aarp.org
AARP is a nonprofit membership organizatino dedicated to addressing the needs and interests of persons age 50 and older.
Clip Art Connection
http://www.clipartconnection.com
When you need clip art to liven up a web site, this may be the resource to help you find it. A search feature will help you locate possibilities for your site. In addition to links to static clip art and font collections, Clip Art Connection offers some 600 animated images, mostly in the .gif format to download and add to your web pages. This site's frequently asked questions resource is a practical set of "do's and don'ts" for web site design.
Glossary of Internet Terms
http://www.matisse.net/files/glossary.html
Have you ever wondered how the term "spam" came about for unwanted e-mail? Or would you like a definition of "cookie" or "GIF"? Check out this site by organizer Matisse Enzer for definitions of a long list of computer terms, slang and acronyms. Many entries in the glossary include links to related terms and terms that are often used confused with one another.
Netscape
http://www.netscape.com
Everything from news to stock market prices to shopping shortcuts can begin with Netscape's web site. It offers web mail accounts, chat rooms, search functions, a mapping feature and access to people finger and Yellow Page listings across the country. The download feature gives Netscape users the chance to update to the latest version of the company's software and to browse from among some 200 downloadable plug-ins and extras that are available to expand the browser's usefulness.
Network Solutions
http://www.networksolutions.com
Networks Solutions is one place to register a domain name. Their site also promises help launching a web site. It allows a search of all domain names and its "Image Café" sells customizable six-page templates that are designed specifically for the demands of businesses ranging from agriculture to telecommunications. Smaller one-page web sites, called "Biz Cards," are available for Internet beginners. Through its main web site, Network Solutions offers pointers on certifying a site, accepting on-line credit card payments and getting listed through various Internet directories and search engines.
Presenters University
http://www.presentersuniversity.com
Lecturers and public speakers on technical, motivational and informational topics can hone their skills and update their technology savvy through this site. Check here for lists of speakers and workshops and the latest computer aids such as PowerPoint add-ons and templates. An archive of questions and answers and an "Ask the Professor" bulletin board elicit responses from the site administrator as well as other registered web site visitors who have information and expertise on the topics.
The List
http://www.thelist.com/
If you're shopping for an Internet service provider, The List is a helpful buyer's guide. Its database allows searching by area code and country code. Both dial-up and dedicated services are included along with information about fees, additional services, hours for technical support and telephone numbers.
Web Monkey
http://www.webmonkey.com
Tutorials on the latest web design programs are the heart of Web Monkey. The site designers say they'll take you through the basics of HTML, expand your PhotoShop skills and get you up to speed on JavaScript. There are also articles on design, multimedia, e-business and programming. This is where to sign up for Elbow Grease, the site's newsletter, which comes out three times a week with helpful links, web design pointers and a question and answer section about site development and maintenance.
Web Reference
http://webreference.com
Web Reference offers articles on uses for the latest web design software. It invites visitors to the site to sign up for free newsletters on technical web design topics and has a section with tutorials for the latest software including DHTML, JavaScript, Perl and XML.
CAPT assumes no responsiblity with regard to the content of sites listed on these pages. We have made every effort to verify the accuracy, relevance and appropriateness of the references included, but cannot guarantee that they will meet your needs. We encourage your visiting these sites prior to recommending their use to others. We also welcome your comments and suggestions.
