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Surrey Public Library Electronic Classrooms Internet Survival Skills

What is the Internet?  The Internet is the world’s largest computer network  It is accessed via high-speed telephone or cable lines.  The World Wide Web (or Web for short) is the best known feature of the Internet

What is the Web Used For?  To access information  To publish information  To send and receive  To conduct electronic commerce  To interact via chat rooms, newsgroups and games

Internet Connection Options  Cable internet  Satellite  ISDN  Wireless  Dial-up For more information on ISPs, please see:

What is a Browser?  Internet Explorer is a browser. It enables us to view the content on the web.  It locates the web pages and interprets the language used to write them so they can be viewed.

Buttons on Internet Explorer Toolbar  Back  Forward  Stop  Refresh  Home  Favorites  Print

Basic Ways to Search on the Internet  Go directly to the site if you have the address  Explore a subject directory  Conduct a search using a web search engine

Typing in the URL  URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator  Type in the address barwww.xe.com Address bar

Exploring a Subject Directory  Universities, libraries and companies have created subject directories  Useful for general topics, in-depth research and browsing 

Using a Search Engine  Search engines allow you to enter keywords relating to topics  All search engines have rules for formulating queries – look under help 

Surrey Public Library’s Catalogue  Library Catalogue –Search for items –Request items  My Account –View items on loan –Renew items –Check requests 

Checking the Library Catalogue  Title  Author  Subject  Keyword  Link from Catalogue/My Account

Checking Your Account  To check your account, go to  Select Catalogue/My Account  Select My Account – you will be prompted for your barcode and PIN  Always log out when finished

Learning Activities  Website:  Website:  Subject Directory:  Subject Directory:  Search Engine:  Search Engine:

Conclusion Thank You