tailieunhanh - Lecture Introduction to Computers: Chapter 2B - Peter Norton's

Chapter 2B - E-mail and other internet services. This lesson introduces you to each of these important Internet-based services. You will learn how each one is used and the types of software you will need to communicate or send information through them. | McGraw-Hill Technology Education Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 2B E-mail and Other Internet Services Using E-mail Exchanges messages with other users Messages reach destination in seconds Mail waits in mailbox until opened Text, audio, pictures and video messages 2B- Teaching tip Have a student define spam. While most people hate spam and wish it would stop, explore the implications of anti-spam laws in a free trade society. Using e-mail Configuring e-mail e-mail clients read and send e-mail Outlook and Eudora are common Need name of mail server Need username and password Hotmail and Yahoo are online clients No configuration needed 2B- Teaching Tip Suggest to your students to acquire a professional e-mail address from Hotmail or other online service. These free services usually outlast university or employer e-mail. Using e-mail e-mail addresses Unique address Allows sending and receiving Username@ Listserv Lists of e-mail addresses Each address gets the e-mail 2B- Using e-mail e-mail actions Create a new message Send an attachment Reply to e-mail Open attachments Forward an e-mail 2B- Teaching tip Although not covered in the text, CC refers to Carbon Copy and sends a copy of the e-mail to everyone on the list. Blind carbon copy (BCC) does the same, except the recipients do not know who else got the message. Other Internet Features News Public board devoted to a topic Thousands of topics available Messages are called threads Users can create threads Users can comment on threads Need a news reader program 2B- Teaching tip When you show a newsgroup in class, watch out for non-moderated groups. Off topic messages can appear. Stick to moderated groups like Microsoft sponsored groups. Table lists common news domains. Other Internet Features File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Copies files from a remote computer FTP client is needed Some sites require a password 2B- Teaching tip Page 83 of . | McGraw-Hill Technology Education Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 2B E-mail and Other Internet Services Using E-mail Exchanges messages with other users Messages reach destination in seconds Mail waits in mailbox until opened Text, audio, pictures and video messages 2B- Teaching tip Have a student define spam. While most people hate spam and wish it would stop, explore the implications of anti-spam laws in a free trade society. Using e-mail Configuring e-mail e-mail clients read and send e-mail Outlook and Eudora are common Need name of mail server Need username and password Hotmail and Yahoo are online clients No configuration needed 2B- Teaching Tip Suggest to your students to acquire a professional e-mail address from Hotmail or other online service. These free services usually outlast university or employer e-mail. Using e-mail e-mail addresses Unique address Allows sending and receiving Username@ Listserv Lists of .

• Hệ điều hành
• Introduction to Computers
• Computer systems
• Computer science
• E mail addresses
• File Transfer Protocol
• Internet Relay Chat
• Discovering Computers
• A World of Computers
• The Components of a Computer
• Advantages of Using Computers
• Disadvantages of Using Computers
• Computers in society
• Computer defined
• Computers for organizations
• Introduction to java programming
• Introduction to Programs
• Introduction to Java
• TicTacToe Applet
• SelfTest Website
• Transforming data
• Number systems
• Computers represent data
• Java How to Program
• Assembly languages
• Hight level languages
• Introduction to object technology
• Typecal java development environtment
• Bài giảng Nhập môn tin học
• Nhập môn tin học
• Data processing
• Characteristic features of computers
• Computers evolution to their present form
• Computers generations
• Introduction to Computing
• Fundamental Concepts
• Computer History
• Analogue Computers
• First Digital Computers
• Today’s Computers
• Information processing cycle
• Computer hardware
• Software runs the machine
• Internet’s history
• World Wide Web
• Search techniques
• The keyboard
• Input device
• Mechanical mouse
• Inputting data
• Devices for the hand
• Optical input devices
• Audiovisual input devices
• Output device
• Video card
• Cathode Ray Tube
• Electronic magnetic fields
• Impact printers
• High quality printers
• Ink jet printers
• Modern CPUs
• Microcomputer processors
• Advanced micro devices
• Storage devices
• Categorizing storage devices
• Magnetic storage devices
• Improving drive perform ance
• Average access time
• Data transfer rate
• Operating system
• User interface
• Managing hardware
• Network operating systems
• PC operating systems
• Embedded operating systems
• Productivity software
• Acquiring software
• Word processing programs
• Graphics file formats
• Multimedia basics
• Graphics software
• Hybrid networks
• Sharing data
• Local Area Network
• Standard telephone lines
• Digital data connections
• Wireless networks
• Online world
• Internet through wires
• Internet wirelessly
• Consumer level
• Business level