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The document provides an overview of how to use a web browser. It explains that the Internet is a global network that connects computers to share data, while the World Wide Web is a system of linked web pages. It describes the basic elements of a browser like the address bar, back and forward buttons, and bookmarks. It also explains how to navigate to websites by entering URLs, following links, or using search engines. Key terms covered include the home page, hyperlinks, and top-level domains.
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WordPress Basics provides instructions for signing up for a WordPress account and creating a blog. It outlines 11 steps: 1) signing up on WordPress.com, 2) choosing a username, 3) choosing a password, 4) adding contact information, 5) reviewing terms of service, 6) selecting if you want a blog or just a username, 7) naming your blog domain, 8) giving your blog a title, 9) choosing your language preference, 10) selecting if your blog will be public or private, and 11) confirming your email to complete sign up. Upon completion, you will have successfully made your first blog.
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This document provides instructions for posting to blogs from a mobile phone by email and using the "Press This" tool to grab content from web pages and add it to blogs. It encourages getting mobile with blogging and sharing content. It also includes some Wordpress resources and notes that the document is licensed under a Creative Commons license.
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This document provides tips for bloggers to get connected and increase engagement on their blogs. It recommends writing high-quality, frequent posts and utilizing tags, comments, and social sharing to help others find and engage with content. Bloggers can also monitor their growth using stats, create polls to gather reader input, and connect with other bloggers through blog-surfing and readomatic tools.
7 word press 2a
This document provides instructions for making blog posts more dynamic by adding images, video, and other visual elements. It emphasizes capturing readers' attention within the first few seconds. Bloggers are encouraged to open with a visual surprise like a fire image for a post about fire extinguishers. The document then gives step-by-step directions for inserting images and videos into blog posts and customizing their appearance.
6 word press module 1f
This document provides instructions for adding visual elements like links to blog posts using WordPress. It explains how to select text and insert a link, edit existing posts, and includes additional resources for learning WordPress. The document is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.
5 word press module 1e
This document provides instructions for publishing your first blog post. It recommends brainstorming post ideas by scanning favorite websites for interesting articles or using a site like Plinky for inspiration. When ready to publish, log into your WordPress dashboard, write a title to intrigue readers, add the post body, and click "Publish" to share your content. Resources are included for learning more about blogging and WordPress.
4 word press module 1d
This document discusses customizing a WordPress blog by choosing a theme, adding widgets, and creating a blogroll. It explains that themes control the overall design and layout of a blog and provides examples. Widgets allow adding mini-applications like search boxes or links to social media feeds. The document provides instructions for finding, activating, and customizing themes and widgets through the WordPress dashboard. It also covers creating link categories for an organized blogroll.
2 word press module 1b
This document provides instructions for setting up a basic WordPress blog. It outlines how to sign in to WordPress, navigate the dashboard, and tweak general settings like the blog title, tagline, and profile image. The dashboard is accessed after signing in and contains left-hand navigation menus and a toolbar to access blog administration tools. General settings can be tweaked to personalize the blog, including uploading an image to represent the blog.
1 wordpress module 1 a
The document provides instructions for setting up a WordPress account and blog in 11 steps: 1) Sign up on WordPress.com, 2) Choose a username, 3) Choose a password, 4) Add contact information, 5) Accept terms of service, 6) Choose whether to create a blog or just have a username, 7) Name your first blog, 8) Title your blog, 9) Choose a language preference, 10) Choose whether the blog is public or private, and 11) Click sign up and confirm the email for verification. Additional resources are provided for learning WordPress basics.
1 wordpress module 1 a
The document provides instructions for setting up a WordPress account and blog in 11 steps: 1) Sign up on WordPress.com and choose a username, 2) Choose a password, 3) Provide contact information, 4) Accept the terms of service, 5) Choose whether to create a blog or just have a username, 6) Name your blog, 7) Title your blog, 8) Choose your language preference, 9) Select whether the blog will be public or private, 10) Click sign up and confirm your email, 11) You have now successfully created your first blog.
On line banking cur
A budget shows sources of income, amounts of money available, and where money is allocated. It involves gathering financial statements, recording income sources, and listing monthly expenses such as rent, utilities, and groceries. Expenses are categorized as fixed or variable. If income exceeds expenses, the excess can fund savings or debt repayment. If expenses are higher than income, changes are needed. Maintaining and reviewing the budget monthly helps manage finances.
Module online investments
The document provides instructions for researching and investing online. It discusses how the internet allows investors to access account information and trade securities from anywhere. It recommends comparing discount brokers, setting up tracking portfolios on sites like Google Finance or Yahoo Finance, researching companies on their websites and using Google News to track company activities and set up alerts. The document also provides tips for online investing including starting small, diversifying, avoiding panicking with mutual funds, being aware of costs, and recognizing problems are inevitable. It concludes by defining full-service and discount brokerages and listing top discount brokers and resources for creating and tracking portfolios.
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Editor's Notes
- The Internet includes the web, instant messaging, and email.
- Instructor - Ask students to come up with other ways they might use the internet. Research - Medical conditions, recipes, how to fix something, family history/genealogy, etc. Shop - Evaluate and buy products, plan vacations, etc.
- Talk about your list of public access computers that they could use in the future Talk about an in home ISP versus places they might be able to access free wireless, like the library or a coffee store or McDonalds - are there any places near them that offer wireless?
- Instructor - Talk about what browsers are installed on the computers you are using for the course and show students how to open the browser.
- Encourage students to find these buttons on their computers.
- Ask students to click the home button
- Ask students to try these buttons
- Encourage students to try these buttons
- Ask students to look at the history
- Ask students to view any favorites on the lab machine they are working on. Try going to one.
- Have students review these buttons.
- Point out text, images, videos, and especially LINKS.
- Encourage students to find and click on links from the espn.com or allrecipes.com home page
- Visit Pandora. Instructor - Talk about elements of a home page using this example. Menu that links to other areas of the site, title, etc. Explain that Pandora is a website of music that users can listen to for free.