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• A Beginner's Guide to HTML
• Finding Information on the Internet: A Tutorial
• Internet 101
• InternetNews.com
• Internet Traffic Report
• Internet Tutorials
• Learn the Net
• Microsoft Insider: The Complete Internet Guide and Web Tutorial
• NetLearn: Internet Learning Resources
• Scout Toolkit
• About The World Wide Web - a handy reference that focuses on the history of the web, from its military origins up to the browser wars.
• Ask the Experts - hundreds of experts available in all walks of life
• Beginner's Central - "The internet is all about information. This site is dedicated to helping people learn to use that information in a coherent manner. Beginners' Central is based on a chapter by chapter structure, you may skip to any chapter you're interested in, or if you wish, you can start at the beginning and work your way forward."
• Beginner's Guide to Effective Email
• Beginner's Guide to the Internet
• Beginner's Guide to JavaScript
• Beginner's Guide to Object-Oriented Software
• Beginner's Guide to Search Engines
• Beginner's Guide to URLs
• Beginner's Guide to WWW
• Beginner's Guide to Word, Excel and Access
• Complete Internet Guide and Web Tutorial, The - From the basics of browsing the World Wide Web to the details of banking online, this Microsoft site delivers the knowledge you need to venture onto the Internet, explore its vast offerings, and make it work for you.
• Exploring the World-Wide Web - self-directed tutorial for new web users.
• Finding Information on the Internet: A Tutorial - This tutorial presents the substance of the NEW two-part Internet Workshops offered year-round by theTeaching Library at the University of California at Berkeley.
• Free Online WWW/Internet Tutorials - browsing, downloading, zip/unzip, FTP, e-mail, plug-ins and more. Subscribe to the free newsletter.
• Glossary of Internet Terms
• How To Use Your CGI-BIN - "A beginner's guide to setting up and using CGI scripts to enhance your Web site."
• Internet 101 (1) - "Internet 101 was created for those who want to know just the basics. This guide will provide you with enough knowledge to have fun on the Internet, yet will not bore you with too many details."
• Internet 101 (2) - "Anyone is welcome to use this site. It was originally developed for an Adult School Internet course. However, the material and links should be of interest to all Internet users."
• Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
• Internet Tutorials - Univ. at Albany Libraries - collection of beginners' tutorials for Internet users. There are currently 25 tutorials under the categories: Basic Internet, Research Guides, Search Engines & Subject Directories, Netscape, and Software Training.
• Learn the Internet - Internet tutorial by AARP (American Association of Retired Persons). This site instructs you how to do many useful things on the Internet. You will learn how to create and organize Favorites, how to make text larger, how to customize your browser, how to capture Internet information, and much more. Each lesson contains written information along with pictures of what you actually see on the computer screen.
• Learn the Net: An Internet Guide and Tutorial - site - in 5 languages: German, Spanish, French, Italian, and English. Covers the basics and has an interactive search engine tutorial using AltaVista.
• LivingInternet.com - site describes the Internet's history, how it works, how to use it (including advanced use), security issues, and related information.
• MSN: An Internet Tutorial - "From the basics of browsing the World Wide Web to the details of banking online, the Microsoft® Product Insider Internet Guide delivers the knowledge you need to venture onto the Internet, explore its vast offerings, and make it work for you."
• Mouse Tutorial - If you've never used a mouse before, this page will introduce you to three basic skills: pointing, clicking, and scrolling - from the Washoe County (NV) Library.
• NCSA - Beginner's Guide to HTML
• Net.TUTOR - Ohio State Univ. Libraries - interactive Internet instruction program, including Getting Started on the Web; E-Mail Basics; Make the Most of Your Browser; Searching 101; Evaluation of Web Sites; and Smart Net Research Strategies.
• Netscape Unoffical FAQ - a loosely edited list of Frequently Asked Questions that have been posted and answered in Netscape discussion groups.
• New User Tutorial - site designed to teach new users basic computer skills such as using the mouse and the scrollbar, typing commands into dialog boxes, double clicking, and using the File menu and other basic Windows functions.
• Seniors Online - site is designed to help Newbies become "familiarized with the main concepts of Internet use." Tutorials on basic concepts of Windows navigation, including instructions on how to use the mouse, use E-mail, do Internet searches and navigate the Web.
• tutorialfind - a free educational resource which can be used by anyone wishing to find tutorials on the Internet. The site has tutorials on everything from advanced computer software to learning a new language.
• Webmonkey Guides - the Hotwired team tells you about Internet Basics and How to Use the Web.
• webTeacher Tutorial - "Welcome to webTeacher, a self-paced Internet Tutorial that puts both basic and in-depth information about the World Wide Web at your fingertips - just a mouse click away!"
• Wiredguide - A beginner's guide to computing and the Internet.
• Zen and the Art of the Internet - A Beginner's Guide

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