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AWORC / Women's Electronic Network Training / WENT2000 / Track 2: Working Online

T2 Overview | Introduction | Case Studies of Electronic Networking | Using Email | Getting Online | Netizenship | Customizing Email | Using Mailing Lists | Installing Modem and Configuring Dial-up | Managing Mailing List | Online Facilitation | Navigating the Net | Web-based Group Work Tools | Troubleshooting Email | Mixed Media | Evaluation

Session 4: Getting Online

Theme: Getting Online
Time: Day 2 - Tuesday: 09:00-10:00

 t204.ppt

Objectives Scope Method Runtime Trainer Learning Tools

Discuss common perceptions about the Internet

Create commong understanding of the concept of working online

Provide overview of the Internet's structure

Discuss common tools and services of the Internet

Discuss what it takes to get online

Frequently Asked Questions about the Internet

  • Who owns the Internet
  • Is it costly to use the Internet
  • Do you ned sophisticated machines to use the Internet
  • Is the Internet a reliable source of information

Internet Structure: client-server, network of networks, ISP, telecom

Email, Web, Ftp, Telnet

Lecture

Discussion

Presentations

1:00

Nani

Internet-connected computer

LCD Projector
WENT 2000 Track 2: Working Online - Getting Online

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