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The Kernels
This new category to ASLAcomputingBlog has been added as a result of the responses to the LA and IT online survey conducted via LArch-list and the ASLA Computers in Landscape Architecture Professional Interest Group membership May-July 2003.
The responses revealed the need for a category that covered the basics of online digital research. Following is the first link to assist readers in learning how to get the most out of the Internet.
It is to A Basic Guide to the Internet that includes user friendly descriptions and useful links for:
World Wide Web (WWW)
Email
Telnet
FTP
Email Discussion Groups
Usenet News
FAQ, RFC, FYI
Chat and Instant Messaging
MUD/MUSH/MOO/MUCK/DUM/MUSE
That link should give you the basics of what is; then this next is an academic beginners guide to the various Internet components. It is a useful description of the research tools and how to use them, including:
Email discussion group or Usenet news group
Browsing, Directories and Search Engines
The so-called Deep Web
Research
Regarding the WWW specifically, Google provides excellent search how-to for both the WWW and newsgroups.
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