For the Beginner-
The 123 Basics of MS Works-
123’s of Being Online (Internet and E-mail The Basics)-
Courseware:
Training Manual By ComputerCorps “Fundamentals Of E-Mail”
Note: The core element of this class is the Fundamentals Of E-Mail and reinforced with online labs and lectures.
Who is This Class For?
Seniors and new users to the Internet. In this course, students will learn the most important and basic topics of E-Mail.
This will include how to navigate Microsoft Outlook Express, the ability to create, edit, and format E-Mail’s, create and add “pizzazz” to an-mail, How to reply and forward e-mail, How to set up an address book and use it, How to get on the Internet.
Prerequisite:
This course covers two (2) hour with live hands on internet lab and assumes that students have learned basic of the Windows operating systems navigation and file management skills.
Lectures and Lab:
Hands on use of the internet an lectures. Important material from the text and outside sources will be covered in class. Students should plan to take careful notes as not all material can be found in the texts or readings. Outside material relevant to topics being covered, i.e. use of the Internet, downloading, and commonly used intent software.
What you will learn:
1. Hand on introduction and use of the Internet
2. Definitions for E-mail
3. How to get on the Internet
4. How to mail someone a message
5. How to reply and forward e-mail
6. How to add “pizzazz” to your e-mail
7. Communicating with someone with e-mail
8. Receiving your e-mail
9. How to send a long message without spending a lot of money
10. How to set up an address book and use it
11. Beware of long distance calls and viruses
Home Computer Networking-
Fundamentals Of E-Mail The Basics-
Courseware:
Training Manual By ComputerCorps “Fundamentals Of E-Mail”
Note: The core element of this class is the Fundamentals Of E-Mail and reinforced with lectures.
If you think you need more online training see 123’s of Being Online (Internet and E-mail The Basics)
Who is This Class For?
Seniors and new users of email. In this course, students will learn the most important and basic topics of E-Mail. This will include how to navigate Microsoft Outlook Express, the ability to create, edit, and format E-Mail’s, create and add “pizzazz” to an-mail, How to reply and forward e-mail, How to set up an address book and use it, How to get on the Internet.
Prerequisite:
This course covers one (1) hour with a hands on Microsoft Outlook Express lab and assumes that students have learned basic of the Windows operating systems navigation and file management skills.
Lectures & Lab:
Hands on use of Microsoft Outlook Express an lectures. Important material from the text and outside sources will be covered in class. Students should plan to take careful notes as not all material can be found in the texts or readings. Outside material relevant to topics being covered, i.e. use of file attachments, downloading, and commonly used email software.
What you will learn:
1. Definitions for E-mail
3. How to get on the Internet
4. How to mail someone a message
5. How to reply and forward e-mail
6. How to add “pizzazz” to your e-mail
7. Communicating with someone with e-mail
8. Receiving your e-mail
9. How to send a long message without spending a lot of money
10. How to set up an address book and use it
11. Beware of long distance calls and viruses
Introduction to Windows (The Basics)-
