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This Table of Contents is compiled from the list
of headings for each screen in this set of Guides. Click on a topic to
go to that screen. For something particular you can use the 'Search the
Guides' search box at the bottom of every screen of the Guides. At the
top of every screen there is a menu which will quickly take you to the
main topics in the Guides.
Note: these Guides were developed initially
for Australia's Cultural Network and are currently under review. Some
references and links may be out of date.
Notes on using these Guides
Where there are  globes
in these Guides it means the related hypertext link will take you outside
these Guides - either to another part of the Culture and Recreation Portal
website or to a website outside the Culture and Recreation Portal altogether.
To get back to the Guides, use your back button.
If you are using these Guides offline,
the hypertext links with globes will not work. You can check them out
next time you are online.
For definitions of unfamiliar terms visit FOLDOC
- the Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing.
- Guide 1. What's in it for
me?
- Screen 1.
Overview.
Screen 2.
Introducing the Internet.
Screen 3. How
to get on to the Internet.
Screen 4.
What can you or your organisation do with the
Internet?
Screen 5.
'Getting on the Net' checklist and review of Guide
1.
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- Guide 2. What is the
Internet?
- Screen
1.Overview.
Screen 2. How
did the Internet start?
Screen 3. How
the Internet works.
Screen 4. How
do computers talk to each other? With server
software!
Screen 5.
What you can do on the Internet.
Screen 6.
Where is Internet technology going? Review of Guide
2.
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- Guide 3. What can I do on the
Internet?
- Screen 1.
Overview.
Screen 2. The
World Wide Web (WWW).
Screen 3.
HyperText Markup Language (HTML).
Screen 4.
Browser applications and URLs.
Screen 5. How
do you find information on the Internet? Search
engines!
Screen 6.
Searches on the Web.
Screen 7. The
Web: a summary.
Screen 8.
Email: addresses and software.
Screen 9.
Email: attachments, managing spam and
viruses.
Screen 10.
Email: using email in your cultural
business.
Screen 11.
File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
Screen 12.
Newsgroups.
Screen 13.
Distribution and discussion lists.
Screen 14.
Finding, subscribing to, and managing discussion
lists.
Screen 15.
Different ways to use discussion lists in your
organisation.
Screen 16.
Review: discussion lists versus newsgroups.
Screen
17. Real time communications: Web chat .
Screen 18.
Real time communications: telephony and
video.
Screen 19.
Electronic commerce (eCommerce).
Screen 20.
Review of Guide 3.
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- Guide 4. Is the Internet for my
business?
- Screen 1.
Overview.
Screen 2.
Planning your website.
Screen 3. The
business plan.
Screen 4.
Your Net presence.
Screen 5.
What works on the Internet?
Screen 6.
What will you put on your website: a
checklist.
Screen 7.
You're committed to a website: establishing a
framework.
Screen 8.
Promoting your website.
Screen 9.
Monitoring visits and reviewing your
website.
Screen 10.
Review of Guide 4.
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- Guide 5. What will I do with my
website?
- Screen 1.
Overview.
Screen 2.
Your website's users: who do you want to visit your
website?
Screen 3.
Your website's users: how will users access your website and from
where?
Screen 4.
Website planning.
Screen 5.
Website planning: managing long documents.
Screen 6.
Website planning: backing up your website.
Screen 7.
Website planning: resourcing your website.
Screen 8.
Website planning: buy or rent?
Screen 9.
Review of Guide 5.
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- Guide 6. How do I get
connected?
- Screen 1.
Overview.
Screen 2.
What do you need to get connected?
Screen 3.
What is a modem?
Screen 4.
What software do I need to connect to the
Internet?
Screen 5.
ISPs (Internet Service Providers).
Screen 6.
ISPs: ISP connection costs and review of Guide
6.
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- Guide 7. How do I create my
website?
- Screen 1.
Overview.
Screen 2. Web
design principles: an overview of Web design and designing your
welcome screen.
Screen 3. Web
design principles: development resources, structuring text and
choosing fonts.
Screen 4. Web
design principles: HTML, Java, JavaScript and
Plug-ins.
Screen 5. Web
design principles: Web browsers and new
technologies.
Screen 6. Web
design principles: directory structure.
Screen 7. Web
design principles: accessibility to your site by users with
special needs.
Screen 8. Web
design principles: navigation and frames.
Screen 9.
Navigation: sitemaps.
Screen 10.
Navigation: hypertext links.
Screen 11.
Using graphics on your website.
Screen 12.
Multimedia.
Screen 13.
Copyright and the Web.
Screen 14.
Disclaimers.
Screen 15.
Testing and evaluation.
Screen 16.
Evaluation: encouraging feedback.
Screen 17.
Review of Guide 7.
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- Guide 8. What do I need for my
website?
- Screen 1.
Overview.
Screen 2.
Developing your own website: do you need your own
server?
Screen 3.
Developing and maintaining your website.
Screen 4.
Graphics, multimedia and writing for the
Web.
Screen 5.
Databases and the Web.
Screen 6.
Domain names.
Screen 7.
Review of Guide 8.
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- Guide 9. I'm online. Now
what?
- Screen 1.
Overview.
Screen 2. How
do you promote your website?
Screen 3.
Promoting your website: linking to other cultural
organisations.
Screen 4. How
can I use metadata?
Screen 5.
Using audio and video.
Screen 6.
Electronic commerce.
Screen 7.
Internet security.
Screen 8.
Review of Guide 9.
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- Guide 10. Where can I get
help?
- Screen 1.
Overview.
Screen 2.
Getting help developing your website.
Screen 3.
Getting funding for your website.
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