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This document provides an overview of Module 2 of the Alpha Tech Program, which covers Internet basics. The module includes lessons on the Internet, the World Wide Web, and using a web browser and search engines. It describes common uses of the Internet, requirements for an Internet connection like a computer and modem, and different types of connections. It also defines components of the World Wide Web like web browsers, pages, and sites. It explains how to access websites via web addresses and domains, use features of browsers like bookmarks and history, and search for information online using keywords and operators.
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- 24. Search Using Search Engine • Perform Search: (volcano) • Google (keyword)/ yahoo (directory) • Text / image • Keyword • Operators (AND OR + -) • Advanced search
- 25. Summary
- 26. Statement True False 1 World Wide Web IS a part of the Internet. 2 World Wide Web IS NOT a part of the Internet. 3 You CAN create new Web pages. 4 You CANNOT create new Web pages. 5 Internet Explorer is a Web SERVER. 6 Internet Explorer is a Web BROWSER. 7 WEB address is also known as Uniform Resource Locator (URL). 8 IP address is also known as Uniform Resource Locator (URL). 9 You can open ONLY A SINGLE Web browser window. 10 You can open MULTIPLE Web browser windows. 11 You CAN download files from the Web. 12 You CANNOT download files from the Web. 13 A portal IS NOT a Web site. 14 A portal IS a Web site. 15 A reliable Web site must have authors WITH credentials. 16 A reliable Web site must have authors WITH NO credentials. 17 Search engines are Web BROWSERS with special technology. 18 Search engines are Web SITES with special technology.