The Educator's Guide to the Internet

For teachers using the Internet who are looking for ways to employ Telnet, Gopher, FTP, Listservs, and the Web as a means of enlivening their lessons, this book will help them get started. Topics include how to "surf" the Internet to find subjects pertinent to class needs, explore education-related resources on the Net, use the Internet to being a world view to the classroom, and more.

Your Introduction to the Internet	p. 1
E-Mail: Instantaneous Communication All around the Net	p. 19
Internet Listservs: Subscribing to Electronic Interest Groups	p. 37
Telnet: Accessing Computer Resources Anywhere	p. 51
FTP: Gathering Files from around the Net	p. 67
Gopher: All the Internet Burrowing and None of the Pain	p. 89
The World Wide Web: Browsing the Multimedia Net	p. 111
Bringing the Internet into the Classroom: Benefits and Model Lessons	p. 135
Disk and Video Materials for The Educator's Guide to the Internet	p. 186
Appendix A: A Selected List of Internet Math, Science, and Technology Resources	p. 191
Appendix B: Glossary in Internet-Related Terms	p. 214
Appendix C: Some Other Common New-User Questions about the Internet	p. 225
Bibliography	p. 229
Index	p. 232
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