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Unit 1: Getting Started

Internet

URLs and the address bar

Domain name

Connecting to the Internet

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What is the Internet ?

Interconnected computer networks

Access almost any informationGlobal Network

Use the Internet protocol suite (TCP/IP) 3

HTTP >> Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

Digital Certificate

URL

HTTP >> Hyper Text Transfer ProtocolHTTPS >> Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure

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http://www.sanook.com/ into the address bar.

https://www.facebook.com into the address bar.

URLs and the address bar

Address bar

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http://www.sanook.com/https://www.facebook.com/

Domain Examples Type of Website .co, .com Company (and general use) .ac, .edu Academic/education .org Non-profit organization .gov Government .net Internet company

https://arit.rmutl.ac.th

Top-Level DomainDomain Name

Level 1 Level 2Sub Domain Name

Protocal

Domain name of the website

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Connecting to the Internet

Internet Leased Line

3G and 4GDSL

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Internet service provider (ISP)

An ISP is an Internet service provider, an organization that provides services for accessing, using, or participating in the Internet.

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3G and 4G

Connections provide a direct link between an ICT device and a mobile phone operators network.

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Quick enough to download a HD movie.10

DSL/Cable

Cable connections are wired links to the Internet (using either special telephone lines or fiber optic cables)

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Leased Line

These are dedicated wired connections to the internet with extremely high bandwidth

Popular in Big business

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Bandwidth Description

Kilobits (kbps) 1 kbps equals 1,000 bits per second.

Megabits (mbps) 1 mbps equals 1,000,000 bits per second.

Gigabits (gbps) 1 gbps equals 1,000,000,000 bits per second.

Bandwidth

In computing, bandwidth is the bit-rate of available or consumed information capacity expressed typically in metric multiples of bits per second. Variously, bandwidth may be characterized as network bandwidth, data bandwidth, or digital bandwidth.

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Wi-fi Network

Wi-Fi or WiFi is a technology for wireless local area networking.

SSID ListSignal Strength Indicators

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Connect to a Network

1. Click

2. Select SSID

3. Password

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Unit 2: Web Browsingand Navigation

Web Browsing

Tabbed Browsing

Navigation

History

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Web Browsing Concepts

Surfing the Internet

Retrieving resources on the World Wide Web

Web pageVideo

ContentSound17

The most popular web browsers are Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge (preceded by Internet Explorer), Safari, Opera and Firefox.

Web Browsing Concepts

Web Browsing = Web browsers

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The Browser Window

Navigation Buttons

Address Bar

View Window

Status Bar

Tabs

Browser Controls

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The Refresh button will reload the current page. If a website stops working, try using the Refresh button.

Refresh a web page

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Create A new blank tab, click the button to the right of any open tabs.

Open a web page in a new tab, new window

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Close a tab

Close a tab

Close Windows

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Switch between tabs , windows

Click

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Backwards

Navigation between pages: backwards

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Navigation between pages: Forwards

Forwards

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Set the web browser home page.

1. Click Tools, Internet options.

2. On General tab.

• User current

• Use Default

• Use new tab

3. Click Apply, OK to close the window.

Navigation between pages: homepage

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Navigation between pages: homepage

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History1

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Ctrl+F

Find on this page

OR

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Use a web tool to translate a web page, text

https://translate.google.co.thClick

Click

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Unit 3: Setting and Security

Pop-ups and cookies

Browser Help

Downloading

Copyright

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Allow, block pop-ups1. Click

2. Select

3. Select

4. Select

5. Click “OK”

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Allow, block cookies

1. Click

2. Select

3. Select4. Select

7. Click “OK”

5. Click “Block”

6. Click “OK”

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Internet Explorer contains an online Help facility that may assist if you experience problems using the program.

Browser Help

Help function

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Delete history, temporary internet files

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Add Favorites bar

Click OR

Click

Click

Click “Add”

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Delete Favorites bar

ORRight Click

Right Click

Click

Click

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Downloading , save file to a location

Click

Click

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Copy text

Right Click

Select

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Saving Target as…

Right Click

Click

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Saving images

Right Click

Click

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Preview , print a web page

Right Click Click

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Copyright is a legal right created by the law of a country that grants the creator of an original work exclusive rights for its use and distribution. This is usually only for a limited time.

Copyright

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Unit 4: Communication

Search engines

Information searching

Online Communities

Communities Tool

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Keyword

Search Engine

Search Box

Search Button

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Search EngineImages Videos News Map

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Click

Advanced Search

Click

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Advanced Search

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* Index Directory

Information searching

* Search Engine

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Index Directory

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Online Communities

An online community is a group of people with common interests who use the Internet (web sites, email, instant messaging, etc) to communicate, work together and pursue their interests over time.

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Communities Tool

A communication tool is the specific device or product that carries a communication message to a target group.

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Shopping

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Learning

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Publishing

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Banking

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Government services

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Entertainment

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Communication

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Unit 5: Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Outlook

Account and Contact

E-mail

Calendar and Appointments

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Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft office suite.

It can be used as :• Stand-alone application, • Work with Microsoft exchange server• Microsoft SharePoint server• Shared mailboxes and calendars, • Exchange public folders, • SharePoint lists, • Meeting schedules.

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Add Account

1. Account Settings

2. New..

3. E-mail Account

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Add Account

1. Password

2. 3.

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Add Account

4.

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1.Tabs

2.Ribbon

3.Folders Pane

4.Navigation Bar

5.Contentpane

6.Readingpane

Microsoft Outlook

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Tab Home

Tab SEND/RECEIVE

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Tab FOLDER

Tab VIEW

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New Contact

1.Click.

2.Contact

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Search e-mail or Messages

Click.

Search for messages and people in Outlook.com and Outlook on the web by using the Search Mail and People box at the top of the page.

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Signature

1. Click.

File >> Options >> Tab “Mail”>> Signatures

2. Add Name

3. Ok

4. Signature

5. Ok

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Create an e-mail

1.Click.

2.Send To

3.Send ToCc > Carbon Bcc > Blind Carbon Copy

4.Subject

6.Send.

5.Content

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Create an e-mail: Attachments

1.Click.

2. Select file

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Open E-mail

Click to open e-mail

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Open Attachments

Attachments icon

Attachments tabs

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Replying

1.Click.

Reply to an email message to the sender of the original message.

Reply All, a message is created and addressed to the sender and any additional recipients of the original message. reply to an email message

2. Add Message to reply.

3.Click Send.

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Forwarding

1.Click.

3. Add Message to forward.

4.Click Send.

Forward a message, the message includes any attachments that were included with the original message

2. e-mail to forward.

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E-mail Importance

Set the level of importance for an email message to indicate whether the message needs the recipients' attention quickly or can be read later. For messages that have an importance-level setting, recipients see a visual indicator in their Inbox.

In the mail message window, on the Message tab, in the Options group, click High Importanceor Low Importance.

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Following Up

By flagging e-mail messages, you can track responses to messages that you send. You can also make sure that you follow up on messages that you receive. In either case, you can include a reminder alert.

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Calendar

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Quick Appointments

1.Click.

Subject

Location

Time

Detail

Click.

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New Meeting

1.Click.

SubjectLocation

Time

Detail

Click.E-mail

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Meeting Invitations

1.Right Click.

SubjectLocation

Time

Detail

Click.E-mail

2.Invite Attendees

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Cancelling a Meeting

1. Click.

2.Cancel Meeting

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