CIT Training Course #611

#611

Seeking Information on the Web


Description:
	The course will teach fundamentals about effectively searching the Internet. It will look at setting browser preferences and searching for information with Google. A preview of Internet Explorer 7.0 will also be offered

Objectives:
	Topics to be covered include using your Web browser setting basic browser preferences, including favorites/bookmarks (within a list and on the main window) cookies and history text size search engines how they work how to run basic and advanced searches how to narrow searches to get just the information you want an overview of NIH offerings a list of useful websites

Who should attend:
	NIH staff who are interested in learning how to find information on the Web

Instructor(s):
	Hanford W Smith, MCSE, Division of Customer Support, CIT

Time Required:
	2.5 hours

Sections Available:
-- Concluded --	611A-09F	November 6	9:30 - 12:00	Building 12A, Room B47
-- Concluded --	611B-09F	January 29 - CLASS CANCELLED	9:30 - 12:00	Building 12A, Room B47

NOTE: Although this course has already taken place, we'll put you on a waiting list for the next available session.

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