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Internet guide for rehabilitation professionals

Kathlyn L. Reed, Sandra Cunningham

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Part 1 Introduction to the Internet: getting started what's on the Net? equipment and software needs access and providers the history of the Internet doing rehabilitation over the Internet. Part 2 Types of Internet resources: electronic mail and mailing lists newsgroups Internet relay chat and chat rooms netiquette (electronic manners) Archie and Archieplex FTP and downloading Telnet (remote login) gopher WAIS (Wide-Area Information Server). Part 3 The World Wide Web: the World Wide Web Netscape Navigator search tools those darn error messages graphics, sound, and video on the Web building a homepage with HTML. Part 4 Using the Internet: doing research on the Internet finding people job hunting and job posting phoning and faxing safety and security on the Net business and marketing on the Net best of the Internet dealing with computer-related disorders the Internet of the future. Part 5 Internet guide to rehabilitation resources. Appendices: multiple choice questions modem lights and what they mean.

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Part 1 Introduction to the Internet: getting started what's on the Net? equipment and software needs access and providers the history of the Internet doing rehabilitation over the Internet. Part 2 Types of Internet resources: electronic mail and mailing lists newsgroups Internet relay chat and chat rooms netiquette (electronic manners) Archie and Archieplex FTP and downloading Telnet (remote login) gopher WAIS (Wide-Area Information Server). Part 3 The World Wide Web: the World Wide Web Netscape Navigator search tools those darn error messages graphics, sound, and video on the Web building a homepage with HTML. Part 4 Using the Internet: doing research on the Internet finding people job hunting and job posting phoning and faxing safety and security on the Net business and marketing on the Net best of the Internet dealing with computer-related disorders the Internet of the future. Part 5 Internet guide to rehabilitation resources. Appendices: multiple choice questions modem lights and what they mean.

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Part 1 Introduction to the Internet: getting started what's on the Net? equipment and software needs access and providers the history of the Internet doing rehabilitation over the Internet. Part 2 Types of Internet resources: electronic mail and mailing lists newsgroups Internet relay chat and chat rooms netiquette (electronic manners) Archie and Archieplex FTP and downloading Telnet (remote login) gopher WAIS (Wide-Area Information Server). Part 3 The World Wide Web: the World Wide Web Netscape Navigator search tools those darn error messages graphics, sound, and video on the Web building a homepage with HTML. Part 4 Using the Internet: doing research on the Internet finding people job hunting and job posting phoning and faxing safety and security on the Net business and marketing on the Net best of the Internet dealing with computer-related disorders the Internet of the future. Part 5 Internet guide to rehabilitation resources. Appendices: multiple choice questions modem lights and what they mean.

Key concepts: The Internet, Internet Draft, Telnet, World Wide Web, Internet appliance, Login, Computer science, File Transfer Protocol

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