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- Did you know that 24,000 people die from hunger every day? That 500,000 people die from cancer every year, just in the USA? This issue of TOURBUS will take you to a place where YOU can do something about it... |
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- People ask all kinds of questions... How do I edit my Windows 95 system registry? Can I plug a coffee maker into a Macintosh? In this issue of TOURBUS, I'll point you to some excellent resources that will help you find the answers on your own. We'll visit an online encyclopedia, dictionary, thesaurus and a killer all-in-one web reference desk. |
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- Do you have more than one computer in the house or office? If so, then you probably have more than one person (kids, spouse or co- workers) wanting to get online at once. This issue of TOURBUS will show you how to do that WITHOUT having two modems, two phone lines, and two Internet accounts! |
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- Alta Vista has for a long time been my favorite search engine. That's because it has some nifty features to perform a variety of specialized searches. In this issue of TOURBUS, you'll learn some advanced search techniques that'll help you find what you seek. |
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- Do you have your own web page or site? If so, you'll love today's issue. It's brimming with FREE services you can plug into your pages to add new features and interactivity - no progamming skills required! |
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- Did you know that you recycle a quart of mucus a day by swallowing it? Or that not all ear wax is the same (ear wax can be gray, yellow, pumpkin-colored, or brown; moist or dry)? Or that there are probably two million bacteria living on your face right now? Disgusting, isn't it? |
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- I have had the privilege of spending time inside the Tuscaloosa County School system, helping their teachers learn more about how to use the Internet in the classroom. In the process, I have developed a list of 21 "essential" Web sites. I have always believed that once someone gives you a list of really good Web sites to start off with, you become a heck of a lot more confident online. And once you have confidence, you start using the Internet more and more. |
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- One of the hardest things about getting onto the Internet is that noone tells you where to go and what to do when finally you get there. This is doubly so for educators. I have been spending time inside the Tuscaloosa County School system teaching the teachers how to use the Internet in the classroom... |
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