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This document outlines the learning objectives for a course on internet operations. The course consists of 6 lessons that cover connecting to the internet, using a browser to navigate websites, searching for information online, communicating information online, understanding safety and security practices, and troubleshooting issues. Each lesson lists specific skills and concepts that students will learn such as different internet connection methods, optimizing browser performance, searching efficiently, and minimizing security risks.
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