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How can the Web work for you? However you want it to. Wendy Lehnert's book and Web site package, Web 101: Making the Net Work for You takes a "user-centered" approach to the web . Web 101, the book, allows you to choose what you learn and when you learn it. Web 101, the Web site, provides hands-on experience with the book's topics and keeps you informed about the latest updates and changes in the Web world.
A browser and an e-mail client aren't enough to give you the complete web experience anymore. Web 101 will make the Web work for you by covering:
HTML: The backbone of any Web page -- learn how to code tables, frames, hyperlinks, imagemaps, and more.
Web Page Construction: Add some dynamic sizzle to your pages with Java applets, JavaScript, and CGI Scripts, or just learn the basics of good Web site construction.
Web Searching: There's more than one kind of search engine -- find out which ones will work for you, and the best ways to use them.
E-mail Management: POP, IMAP, SMTP? -- crack the codes, and take charge of your e-mail.
Software on the Internet: Enhance your Internet experience with powerful browser accessories and Internet applications. Learn how to download software from the Net and install it safely on your computer -- download the software discussed in the book from the Web 101 Web site.
Personal Safety: It's easy to get in trouble online -- here's what you need to know to protect yourself from viruses, scams, or even a lawsuit.
E-Commerce: Take advantage of e-commerce safely and effectively -- understand the risks, and find out what you can do to protect yourself.
Visit the Web 101 web site now at http://www.aw.com/lehnertweb101!
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