| E-mail with Outlook Express |
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| Aim of Course | To enable users to organise both incoming and outgoing mail and to work with Newsgroups, Address book, Contacts and quick find functions. |
| Target Audience | Designed for users who need to communicate quickly by electronic means. Participants should have attended a one-day introduction course to the Internet. |
| Structure of Course | Participants will work through the Outlook Express folders. Each topic will be covered separately and then integrated to provide an overall picture of Outlook's capabilities. |
| Training Facilities | Training will take place in one of 4 fully equipped training suites delivered by professional lecturers. Up to date multimedia and interactive software/smartboards. Free on-line back-up support after training. |
| Course Content | System Requirements/ISP Providers Terminology Used Inserting New Contacts Working with Different Properties Within Contacts Working with the Address Book Using the Address Book To Store E-mail Addresses Searching for Addresses Creating a New Message/Format Message Use Stationery with Messages Sending a New Message Sending an Attachment with a Message Add Personal Signatures Browse Through Messages Deleting Messages Working with Folders/Creating Folders Managing Multiple Mail and News Accounts Using the Inbox/Outbox/Sent Items Folder Send and Receive Secure Messages Reply and Forward Messages Working with Newsgroups Blocking Messages/Junk Mail Prioritising/Flagging Urgent Messages |
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| Using Internet Explorer to Browse the Worldwide Web |
| Aim of Course | To introduce users to the technology highway and enable them to communicate electronically using the World Wide Web. |
| Target Audience | Designed for participants who have a working knowledge of Windows and wish to use the Internet & Electronic Mail to improve productivity or to access information quickly. User should have completed an introduction to Windows or have basic computing skills. |
| Structure of Course | Introductions and overviews for each topic. Navigation aids to enable successful and efficient use of the Internet, and Electronic Mail. |
| Training Facilities | Training will take place in one of 4 fully equipped training suites delivered by professional lecturers. Up to date multimedia and interactive software/smartboards. Free on-line back-up support after training. |
| Course Content | - The Internet, what's in it for me?
- Terminology/Jargon to watch for
- W.W.W Web Pages/Addresses
- I.S.P Providers/Costs
- The Concept of a Home Page/Links
- Using Links to Access Information
- Using a Browser/Netscape
- Accessing the Internet using Different Browsers
- Address/Search Bar Functions
- Accessing the Different Search Engines/Why use them?
- Finding the Information you want Quickly
- Adding Useful Search Engines to Favourites Folder
- Accessing Pages Recently Visited
- Shopping on the Net
- Working and Viewing Pages Offline
- Working with the Home Page Toolbar Functions
- Changing your Homepage
- Downloading Information Safely
- Saving and Printing Information
- Sending Electronic Messages
- Using Secure Sites
- Using Contact Advisor to Control Access
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