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Articles related to Information Technology Fluency I - CIT11

This is a list of articles on the Web that can be used to meet the LogBook project required in Mrs. Grocer's CIT11 class. It is also an excellent reference if you are looking for information to complete other assignments in CIT11. Some of these sites I have checked out extensively, others just look promising. If you find sites that are not helpful or additional sites that you think I should include, please let me know!

Information About Tutorials	Free tutorials on CD
History of Computing	Computer History Museum Very comprehensive Charles Babbage Institute, Center for the History of Information Technology The Virtual Museum of Computing Triumph of The Nerds - PBS Annals of the History of Computing - IEEE DigiBarn computer museum The Revolutionaries Smithsonian - Computer History Collection Software History Center Links to computer history sites
Word Processors	Star Office and Open Office: Star Office Word Processor Open Office Word Processor Microsoft Word: Tutorial for Microsoft Word 97 Tutorial for Microsoft Word 2000 Tutorial for Microsoft Word 2002 Tutorial Information for Microsoft Word XP Microsoft Word Tutorial Microsoft Word 2000 Another Word 2000 60 minute XP tutorial Word 2002/XP Core MOUS Word 2000 Core MOUS WordPerfect: WordPerfect tutorial on CD WordPerfect Tutorial Articles about WordPerfect from SmartComputing Tutorial of WordPerfect for legal writing - lots of general information
Internet	Very basic Each of these links take you to an incredible number of links - try following as many as you can! Points to a Wide range of information Must Read - Internet Tutorials - lots of interesting topics
HTML	HTML - An Interactive Tutorial for Beginners HTML Tutorial W3schools HTML Tutorial Writing HTML A Beginners Guide to HTML Introduction to HTML Another HTML Tutorial HTML Code Tutorial HTML Concepts and Reference HTML Tutorials and Reference HTML Primer
Browsers	Web Browsers Browser Compatibility Tutorial Browser information Browser Resources
Email and Netiquette	Core rules of Netiquette Book on Netiquette
Searching	Surf the Web Basic tutorial on searching the web Searching and researching on the web Search engines Search Engine Watch Search Engine Submission Tips Guide to Web Search Engines Database Searching from Nursing Network Primary, Secondary and Tertiary sources
How Computers Work	PC Mechanic - how computers work how stuff works - computers Computers and the Internet site aimed at kids but, also great to lay a simple foundation Computer Lessons for Kids and Small Adults
Hardware	How stuff works Computer notes Definition of a computer - hardware Fact Monster Entry level harware tutorial Click on topics under Components Explained Hardware Smart Computing Basic Hardware page hardware - I don't usually post unless I can find information about the site, but this looked good Focus on PC Support Computer Input Devices Computer Output Devices Computer Storage Devices Other information links (3 links above are part of this)
Building A Computer	PCMechanic - Build Your Own PC Build Your Own Computer Build Your Own PC Looks interesting - Build A PC
Operating Systems	How stuff works Kinds of operating systems Software systems components Operating Systems Another operating systems Operating Systems - intro level Information on a variety of operating systems
Networks	From how stuff works Another from how stuff works Networks Types of networks
Impact on Society	IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology
Ethics	Computer Ethics Institute 10 Commandments of Computer Ethics Cyberethics Computer Ethics
Spreadsheets	Star Office and Open Office: Star Office Word Processor Open Office Word Processor Microsoft Excel: Tutorial for Microsoft Excel 97 Microsoft Lessons on Excel 97 Tutorial for Microsoft Excel 2000
Resources	What is? Netdictionary A glossary Hyperdictionary Learnthat Client help desk Tech Web Newsletters and discussions
Healthcare Information Systems	Pam Pohlys Net Guide Healthcare IT Yellow Pages HIMSS Healthcare Information Systems NIST Health and Human Services Penn State Students Develop Handheld Patient System Contact A variety of interesting articles on healthcare and technology some of which you can access without being a member Set of interesting articles Interesting article from 1999 on evolution of medical records Handheld computing resources Guide to handheld resources for medical

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