This course is divided into chapters listed on the left sidebar. This self-paced tutorial is designed to be studied in a linear fashion, but at any time you can jump to another chapter. At the beginning of each chapter is a summary of what you will learn in the chapter and a list of the chapter subjects. While we suggest that you read the chapter subjects in order, you can click a subject title to jump directly to that subject page.
On the subject pages, you will find icons that you can click to access additional information.
Tell Me More | Link to an in-depth article on the subject |
Try This... | Link to an interactive feature about the subject |
Internet Links | Link to recommended resources on the Internet related to the subject |
Quiz | Link to questions designed to provide you with a better understanding of the information you just learned. |
Test/Survey | Link to a test page where you can measure your understanding of the material |
Step-by-step | Link to a visual guide that provides a detailed explanation of how to use a particular tool |
The course may have a services bar that contains one or more of the following features. To access any of these features, simply click on the word.
The course may also have a side bar that has a list of links to the various chapters in the course. You can click on these links to get to the first page of the specific chapter. The sidebar may also have the following buttons which are used for bookmarking:
Any time you see text that is underlined and in color, you can click it and jump directly to another page of information. This is known as hypertext. You can also click certain graphics, known as hyperlinks or hot links to access other resources. How do you know which images are links? Watch the cursor. When you move it over hypertext or a hyperlinked graphic, the cursor changes from an arrow to a hand.
To continue to the next page, click the Next button
To return to the previous page, click the Back button.
You can also use your browser's Back button to return to the previous page.
You may prefer to read long articles on paper, rather than on your computer monitor. To print articles from this course, first click once on the article, then click your web browser's Print button.
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