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| Kia ora and welcome to the
International Web Access Tutorial This is the Tutorial Home PageAs international web access is expensive, all Lincoln undergraduate students wanting access to international sites from this university will need to complete this easy introductory tutorial first
To complete the tutorial, follow Steps One to Ten, in order. An outline of the whole tutorial is just below. Each step has some information to read, and some questions to answer. Write the answers to the questions on a piece of paper as you go. The whole tutorial will probably take you between 40 and 60 minutes. You can exit at any time but you will not be able to get international web access until all steps are completed so try and do it all now. Down the left side of this page are some helpful links if you need extra information or assistance. Welcome to the World Wide Web.
- STEP ONE - The beginning!
- Start the Tutorial by clicking
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| STEP TWO - Using the World Wide Web at Lincoln
Why do I need to do this tutorial?
Who pays for my web searching?
What are the charges?
What happens after I complete this tutorial? |
| STEP THREE- Navigating using NetscapeThe Netscape Toolbar Other useful Netscape features |
| STEP FOUR- URL addresses Understanding a URLUsing an address you have been given / Finding useful addresses |
| STEP FIVE- BacktrackingBacktracking to previous pages Returning home Exiting Netscape |
| STEP SIX - Printing/Saving the Information Printing Saving the address Downloading
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| STEP SEVEN-Efficient use of the WebWhat is the cache? Saving your time and money |
STEP EIGHT- Searching for InformationSearching the web using subject hierachies Searching the web using keyword search engines Finding these tools on the web
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STEP NINE-Evaluating the information
Some basic criteria
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| STEP TEN- Troubleshooting
Where to get help with your web searching questions
Things to remember about the web
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