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January 2003 - The Internet As A Resource
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"The Internet is so big, so powerful and pointless that for some people it is a complete substitute for life."
- Andrew Brown
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This Month's Featured Articles
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"Are You A Technology Mushroom?"by Judith Kallos
If you have avoided the internet because technology seems too overwhelming to you, this article will give you the tools to break into the web scene with confidence.
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"Before You Drown, Let Your Computer Pre-Select"by Gunter Gerdenitsch
There is so much information on the net that you can’t absorb it all. But a “e-reading” can teach your computer to sort articles for you in advance by relevance.
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"Dr. Strangesearch: How I Learned To Stop Worrying"by Robert Burke
Have search engines got you befuddled? Not sure where to start? This amusing article will help you figure out what questions to be asking your computer.
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"Internet Fraud"by Colin Gabriel Hatcher
E-commerce scams run rampant -- but you can protect yourself from risk (and assure that the resources you tap into are legitimate) with a bit of upfront information.
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"Internet Terminology"by Bonnie Davis
This extensive glossary of web terms will help you know what you are doing as you surf favorite sites and search the net for new resources.
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"Making The Most Of The Internet"an interview with Tom Howerton
If you are trying to use the internet to your advantage as a small business person, take a few lessons from web designer and internet expert Tom Howerton.
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"Searching The Net"by Susan McKee
This comprehensive guide to internet search engines and portals will have you hunting down valuable resources for you and your clients in no time!
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"Understanding Cyberspace Chat"by Colin Gabriel Hatcher
Making use of the internet’s resources means joining chat rooms, discussion boards, and other interactive communities -- make sure you know how to proceed!
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