Internet Skills: Exercise 1, Study notes of Internet and Information Access

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Internet Skills: Exercise 1
The Internet is a system for sharing large amounts of information quickly.
When a computer is connected to the Internet, it is connected to millions of
other computers across the world. People let others look at some of the
information on their computers by making websites. When you look at a
website, you can click on links to move from one page of information to
another.
In this exercise, you will practice opening websites, clicking on links, and
understanding how one webpage is connected to another.
If you want to look at information on the Internet you need two things:
1. A connection to the Internet. You can call the telephone or cable company to buy Internet service.
You will pay for this service every month.
2. An Internet browser. A browser is a special program that helps you see the information on the
Internet. There are many different browsers. Most are free. In this exercise, you will use Microsoft
Internet Explorer.
1. Double-Click on INTERNET EXPLORER.
2. Click on the website address.
3. Press the DELETE key.
4. Type this website address: www.teacherweb.com/mn/MLC/aces
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Internet Skills: Exercise 1

The Internet is a system for sharing large amounts of information quickly. When a computer is connected to the Internet, it is connected to millions of other computers across the world. People let others look at some of the information on their computers by making websites. When you look at a website, you can click on links to move from one page of information to another.

In this exercise, you will practice opening websites, clicking on links, and understanding how one webpage is connected to another.

If you want to look at information on the Internet you need two things:

  1. A connection to the Internet. You can call the telephone or cable company to buy Internet service. You will pay for this service every month.
  2. An Internet browser. A browser is a special program that helps you see the information on the Internet. There are many different browsers. Most are free. In this exercise, you will use Microsoft Internet Explorer.
  3. Double-Click on INTERNET EXPLORER.
  4. Click on the website address.
  5. Press the DELETE key.

4. Type this website address: www.teacherweb.com/mn/MLC/aces

  1. Check your typing. The website address should have no spaces. Website addresses never have spaces.
  2. Press ENTER.
  3. The website address that you typed is the exact address for this page. On the Internet, every webpag has an address that is only for that page -- just like every house in your town has an address that is only for that house.

A website address is also called a URL. URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. URL = Website address

  1. Click on the BACK button. Look at the website address on the screen. Write the website address

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here: ________ __________________________________

  1. Click on the FORWARD button. Look at the website address. This website address is specifically for this page. Write the website address: _______________________________________
  1. On the TeacherWeb website, point to the word Job FAQ. Look at the URL in the bottom left corner. If you click on this link, you will go to this webpage. FYI, FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions.
  2. Point to the words Microsoft Word. Look at the URL in the bottom left corner. If you click on this link, you will go to this webpage.
  3. Point to each of the words and pictures on this webpage. How many different links are on this page? Write your answer here: _________________.
  4. Click on one of the links on this page. Click on another link on the next page.
  5. Click on 2 more links.
  6. Now use the back button to go back to each of the pages you saw before. Click on the BACK button until you see this URL in the address bar: www.teacherweb.com/mn/MLC/aces you will need to click more than once.
  1. The address for your home has different parts (the building number, street name, city, state, and zip code). Website addresses have different parts, too. Look at the picture below.
  2. www.teacherweb.com/mn/MLC/aces Write the parts of this website address into the boxes below.

On the World Wide Web The name of the computer where this website is located

The file that contains this specific webpage

  1. Click on MICROSOFT WORD.
  2. Write the website address for the page you see now ______________________________________
  3. Write the parts of this website address into the boxes below.
  4. Look at the two URLs below.

www.teacherweb.com/mn/MLC/aces www.teacherweb.com/mn/MLC/aces/links2.stm

Most of the URL is the same for both webpages. These two webpages are on the same website. This means they were designed by the same organization and are located on the same computer.

  1. Click on the blue website address link on the screen.
  2. Write the website address for the page you see now._____________________________________

On the World Wide Web The name of the computer where this website is located

The files that contains this specific webpage

  1. Type your first, middle, and last name in the document.
  2. Save this document on your disk. (In most browsers you can click on file then save as)