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Standard Deviants: No-Brainers on Internet [VHS]
by No-Brainer
Product Group: Video
Studio: Cerebellum Corp
ISBN: 6305216029
EAN: 9786305216025
UPC: 631865008230
Binding/Media: VHS Tape
Running Time: 45 minutes
Release Date: 2000-04-05
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
SKU: AManPro-0006979
Condition: Good
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Editorial Reviews
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Description
Obtain the tools and know-how to launch you and your computer into cyberspace. This video provides an informative history of the Internet, describes the exact tools you'll need, including the different kinds of modems available, and discusses pros and cons of local and national Internet providers. If you are nervous about the net, we'll show you how to send and receive e-mail, and navigate the World Wide Web like a pro! Contributors: Dr. Kerric Harvey, Director of George Washington University's Electronic Media Program, John Barth, Director of News for America Online, and Mark Reilly, Internet consultant and Product Manager at Issue Dynamics, Inc. "The No-Brainer series is clearly up on the most current ways to use their medium to entertain and inform." --Billboard Magazine
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Run for your life! The Internet's after us! If you or someone you know is terminally technophobic, a sense of calm is as close as your TV with No-Brainers on the Internet. The No-Brainers team has plenty of experience producing video guides on topics from cars to finance, and with help from George Washington University's Electronic Media Program and America Online, they've got all it takes to get you comfortable with the next wave of communication technology. Touching on the history of the Net, this video jumps right into the modern basics: how to deal with e-mail (send and receive), how to conduct research or just surf on the fabled World Wide Web, and the etiquette lessons Miss Manners hasn't gotten around to just yet. The style is fast paced and friendly, with examples at every step of the way, using groovy computer graphics to snazz up the program. A small booklet accompanies the video to remind you of what you've learned when you're actually in front of your keyboard later. Sure, you've got a brain, but you don't have to use it all to join the 21st century. --Rob Lightner
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