Course Name:  ART History I
Course No.ART200
Teacher:  Beth LaCour
Teacher's Email:  lacour@arts-in-company.com

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• From now on "Click" or "Pick" means click the left mouse button.
• "Right Click" means click the right mouse button.
• We will not need the middle mouse button.
• "Double Click" means click the left mouse button twice very quickly. (Not roughly!)
• "Drag" means to point at the object to be dragged and hold the left mouse button while moving the mouse. Once the "destination" has been reached release the button.

• Move the mouse to point at the "START" button on the lower left corner of the screen and click the left mouse button.
• Select "Internet & Email by clicking on the item in the menu list "Internet &Email."
• Next "Pick" the Netscape option from the, so-called, "Flyout List."
• The Yavapai College page should "load."
• In the Location box at the top menu area of your screen "Type" http://www.yavapai.cc.az.us/division/v&p_arts/art/lacour/arthist/arth.htm

• WEB SITE - A computer somewhere in the world setup to share information over phone lines.
• WEB Page - Information (text and graphics) organized and named. Many pages contain links to other sites or pages.
• LINK - A "hot spot" on the screen that when "Clicked" will locate and load another WEB page. Underlined words and many pictures are links. One way to detect a link is to move the mouse pointer over a "suspected" link. If the mouse arrow changes to a hand you are on a link. Click the left mouse button to go to the link. To go back in the trail of links use the BACK button on the Netscape toolbar or "Right Click" and pick BACK.
• URL - Uniform Resource Locator - The address of a WEB Page at a Site.
• BOOKMARKS - A list of WEB addresses (URLs) that you can save for easy access to information you have found in a previous session.
  
• SEARCH ENGINES - A site that has a database (list) of WEB addresses and a program to sort and search the database. Using Search Engines is one good way to find WEB information. Some examples are WEB Crawler, Alta Vista, HotBot, YAHOO. You can use the NET SEARCH button on the toolbar to access many of these searching tools.

• "Pick" BookMarks from the menu and look at the list of sites currently in the list.
• The site we are looking at is called "Internet Info." You should note it is not on our list of bookmarks. Let's put it on the list.
• "Pick" BookMarks from the menu.
• "Pick" Add BookMark from the choices on this menu.
• Look at the list of bookmarks again to see that it is now saved on that list.
• NOTE: The bookmark list is saved on this computer. If you want your bookmarks available somewhere else you must save them on a floppy diskette or your network drive M.

• "Pick" Unit One
• "Pick" Egypt Button
• "Pick" Quiz
• Take quiz and "click" on mark and mail button at the bottom of the quiz. You will be able to review your score and the score was automatically e-mailed to your instructor.

• Click on the "WEB Reference below this gray box to try a Search Engine.
• Once at the "MetaCrawler" page, enter "Paleolithic" in the box as shown below.
• "Click" the SEARCH button.
• To return here "Pick" Bookmarks from the menu and "Pick" Internet Intro from the list. (Note: If you did not save the BookMark as instructed above you will not find it in the list.)

1. Use the Search Engines to locate three (3) sites related to a topic you have considered for your presentation.
2. Email their address (URL) and the date you located the site to your instructor.
3. Save your bookmarks on a floppy diskette or your M drive.. To do this "Pick" Bookmarks from the menu. Then "Pick" Go To Bookmarks. Next "Pick" Save As from the File menu. Be sure to select the appropriate drive. (A for floppy, M for your network drive.)
4. Go to the "Links Page" for the chapter assigned to you. Report the links that you find interesting, the links that no longer work, and those that seem less interesting via e-mail to your instructor. Refer to links via their URL.