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Session 2
- To assess your current level of knowledge with Netscape.
- To further your knowledge of Netscape features.
- To increase your skill at navigating on the "Web."
- To learn techniques that will help you use Netscape for your own presentations.
Basic
- URL
- WWW Page vs Netscape Software Window
- Netscape "Home" (Starting) page VS Web site "Home" page
- Bookmarks / Hotlist
- Window "History"
- WWW gives you access to WWW, Gopher, News, E-mail, WAIS, and FTP through one software application (your browser).
Intermediate/Advanced
- Cache
- Temporary Directory
- Helper Applications
- What the computer/network is doing when you click on a link
- What the computer/network is doing when you are reading a page
- What the computer/network is doing when you click on a link that uses a Helper Application (like a sound or movie)
- Understand basic Internet Concepts
- Be able to use Netscape by clicking on links, Forward, Backward, and Home
The participants have read pages 1-28 in Plugging In and have decided on a topic to be taught in the required timeframe.
Complete the activities for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Netscape use if you do not finish during class time.
- The best resource is, of course, Netscape's own Handbook
- Another good resource is Laura Mengel's tutorial
Author: Joe Cave
(jcave@fnal.gov)
Created: October 10, 1995
Updated: By Sharon Gatz on February 12, 1996
Written for the Fermilab Education Office's LInC Program