Chapter 1 What is the World Wide Web, Anyway?   This chapter discusses the events that shaped the Internet and the WWW into their present forms. You will also find in this chapter discussions of hypermedia and discussions of how you can use this in your classroom. The "Web Glossary" of important terms you will find in the book and on the Web in general.
Page 12	WWW Consortium
Page 16	Liftoff to Space Exploration Homepage Eating in Space
Page 17	Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy
Page 18	MapQuest Spanish Newspaper German Newspaper French Newspaper Hubble Space Telescope Images
Page 20	CNN Time Magazine The New York Times
Page 21	White House for Kids
Page 22	NCSA Mosaic Netscape Internet Explorer
Page 31	Online Resources History of the Internet
Page 32	Little History of the WWW A Very Short History of Hypertext Comprehensive introduction to multimedia for educators published by the Center for Excellence in Education
Chapter 2 Browser Basics: A Crash Course This chapter will give you a "crash course" in using WWW browsers. The key functions of a web browser: locating, retrieving. displaying and saving information are the key points discussed in this chapter.
Page 38	Life on Mars
Page 39	Rainforest Action Network Homepage
Page 40	Lonely Planet Web Site
Page 42	The Encyclopedia Mythica
Page 46	http://www.coolworks.com/campjobs.htm
Page 48	A Teacher's Guide to the Department of Education
Page 76	WinZip Stuffit Expander
Page 77	WinQVT for the PC NCSA Telnet for the Mac
Page 78	Shockwave from Macromedia Adobe Acrobat Reader Real Audio and Real Video VDOLive Pointcast
Chapter 3 Getting Connected to the Internet This chapter discusses different categories of Internet access, equipment needs, costs and components for high-speed access and technical details to familiarize you with the terminology.
Page 90	Computer Currents
Page 90	The List
Page 103	Dialup IP Package Supported Protocols Availability of Dialup IP Package InterSLIP SLIP, CSLIP Freeware MacSLIP SLIP, CSLIP TriSoft MacPPP PPP ftp://ftp.merit.edu
Page 116	Resources for this chapter Web 66 Network Construction Set Charles Spurgeon's List Rick Adams -UUNET Technologies: How to select an Internet Provider The List
Chapter 4 Using the Web in Your Classroom This chapter focuses on how you can integrate the WWW into your curriculum. It discusses a multitude of ways that teachers can use this material on a personal and professional level regardless of the level of access and computing capability in the classroom.
Page 120	National Council of Teachers of Mathematics National Council of Teachers of English National Science Teachers Association
Page 121	Dr. Seuss Web
Page 122	Altavista MVP Word Puzzle Search
Page 124	Mudball Wall || Shockwave Director
Page 125	Space Shuttle's Payload Bay
Page 126	Gen Web || Colonial Williamsburg
Page 127	Galileo Time Line
Page 129	KidNews
Page 130	Online Field Trips Louvre || YoYo Ma's album || White House || CityNet General research and data collection One look || As an Expert
Page 131	National budget simulation
Page 137	Online lesson plans
Page 141	Network based activity collection Bloom's Taxonomy Busy teacher's website
Chapter 5 Controversial Information and Acceptable Use Policies Access to controversial information on the Internet is just as easy as accessing useful information. This chapter provides a balanced discussion of the options available to you in setting acceptable use policies and the issues that you need to be aware of when introducing Internet to your users.
Page 154	HISD's Policies
Page 156	Grace School
Page 160	Resources Nancy Willard's K-2 acceptable use policies Internet Safety Page Texas Education Network (TENET) Child safety on the information superhighway

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