ECDL/ICDL: Information and Communication v 4.0

ExecuTrain
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' The ability to access information and communicate through electronic mail have become essential skills in the modern world. In this course, you will familiarize yourself with the basics of the Internet, bookmark Web pages, search the Internet, and save a Web page and Web page content to a local drive. You will also familiarize yourself with the basics of electronic mail. You will check, send, and forward mail, and also manage mail. This training, which has been approved by the ECDL Foundation, includes exercise items intended to assist ECDL Candidates in their training for ECDL. These exercises are not ECDL certification tests. For information about authorized ECDL Test Centers in different national territories, please refer to the ECDL Foundation website at www.ecdl.com

Objectives:
In this course, you will examine the basic terms and security considerations associated with the Internet, create and organize bookmarks to Web pages, search the Web and save a Web page and components of a Web page to your computer, and preview and print a Web page. You will examine the basic terms and security considerations associated with electronic mail, read and reply to mail messages, attach files to electronic mails, manage mail message text, and adjust the settings of an electronic mail software application. You will also change the message status, use address books, and organize and print mail messages.
Hardware and Software Required:
Browser Firefox 1.x
Browser Other: Safari 1.x
Browser Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0
Operating SYSTEM MacOS X 10.3.x
Operating SYSTEM MS-Windows XP, 2000, OR 2003 server
Flash Player 8
Pentium III WITH 500 MHz
128MB RAM
256K connection (broadband recommended)

Table of Contents:

Course Introduction

Course Introduction

Exploring the Internet—A Global Information Repository

Lesson Introduction

Orientation to the Internet

Internet Security Considerations

Access Web Pages Using a Web Browser

Adjust the Settings of a Web Browser

Lesson Follow Up

Bookmarking Web Pages

Lesson Introduction

Use Bookmarks

Organize Bookmarks

Lesson Follow Up

Searching the Web and Saving Web Page Content

Lesson Introduction

Use a Search Engine

Save a Web Page and Download Files

Print a Web Page

Lesson Follow Up

Using Electronic Mail

Lesson Introduction

Familiarize Yourself with Email

Take Proper Email Security Precautions

Check Email and Save Attachments

Use Outlook 2003 Help and Display a Toolbar

Add or Remove Message Inbox Fields

Lesson Follow Up

Messaging

Lesson Introduction

Change the Follow-up Status of Messages

Change the Read Status of Mail Messages

Reply to a Message

Send a Message

Attach a File and Set Priority to a Message

Forward Messages Using Distribution Lists

Manage Text in Messages

Lesson Follow Up

Managing Mail

Lesson Introduction

Create Distribution Lists

Update Distribution Lists and Address Books

Search for Messages

Organize Messages

Print Email

Lesson Follow Up


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