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Internet for Parents
by Karen Strudwick, John Spilker, Kay Arney, and Jay Arney
- Book and Disk edition
- Paperback, 242 pages
- Published by Resolution Business Pr
- Publication date: August 1995
- Dimensions (in inches): 8 3/4 x 5 3/4 x 1/2 inches
- ISBN: 0945264178
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Description
Using straight talk and real-life stories, this book shows how and why the Net is being put to practical and productive use at
home and at school around the world. readers can click to the more than 700 online resources described in the book by going to
the publisher's home page on the World Wide Web.
KidSource OnLine Book Review
I found this book useful for the clean categorization and short descriptions of educational websites that are relevant to
my children's subjects at school such as math, language arts, music, social studies, science, and art. Well written and straightforward, this is a good reference book. Others may find the basic-level discussions of the internet educational,
although the Mosaic browser on the enclosed disk has been replaced by much more state-of-the-art browsers
since the book's publication.
From the Back Cover
The internet is changing the way we learn and communicate. And as a parent, you can give your kids a head start -
in their studies and in their future careers - by connecting your family's computer to the internet today. Internet for Parents
gives you straight talk (not computer-ese) on just where the Information Superhighway can take you and your family. You'll find:
- Real-life examples of how other families are using the internet
- Facts about the growth of the internet
- Steps you can take to make sure your kids' schools aren't left behind
- How to get connected quickly and easily
- What you can do on the internet once you get there
- More than 700 on-line resources packed with information for education and family use
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