The Web Quests that you create will be uploaded to the Internet for the 
  benefit of students and teachers world wide.The Web Quests that you create 
  will be uploaded to the Internet for the benefit of students and teachers world  
  wide.benefit of students and teachers world wide. 

• Windows 95 Basics or Macintosh Basics

• Key differences between Windows 95 and Macintosh operating systems
• The difference between "Save" and "Save As"

• Make a short cut to the Floppy A Drive on your desktop
• Open and explore the contents of your your floppy disk.  The Course bookmarks are on your floppy disk. Open and examine the contents of your your floppy disk.  The Course bookmarks are on your floppy disk in the Save Here Folder

• Learn how to create a Save Here Folder on your desktop
• Learn how to save bookmarks, graphics and HTML files to the correct folders in your Save Here Folder on your desktop.  It is much quicker to use the 

Save Here Folder on your Desktop and then drag and drop to your floppy disk to save any changes you have made.

• Learn how to back up your work from the Save Here Folder on your desktop to the Save Here Folder on your floppy disk.  Do this at the end of each session.

• Learn how to use Netscape Communicator (Basic functions).
• Take a Guided tour showing the variety of resources available on the Internet.
• Explore the UCI Internet Course Web Site: 

http://www.can-do.com/uci/ 
• Learn how to save bookmarks to your Save Here Folder. 



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• Set up a Free Web Based E-mail account on Hotmail. (Having a valid 

Web Based E-mail address is a requirement of this course.) 
• Learn how to find useful science websites without using search engines.
• Learn how to use several search engines to find resources.

• Learn how to save graphics from the Web. (Right click on the image you want.)
• Learn how to Cut or Copy and  Paste just about anything.
• Highlight what you want to Cut or Copy and  Paste.  Click on the Edit pull down menu on toolbar and choose the command you want.
• Copying URL addresses is the best way not to make a mistake typing.

• Pick a topic for your Web Quest.
• Search for web resources for your web pages. Bookmark websites and save graphics.

• Learn how Greg wants you to save HTML and graphic files to save time and promote efficiency. (See Web Page Creation Guidelines in the section below.)

• When in doubt, always ask for help!

• When giving a name to your Web Quest and Lesson Plan, keep it short and 

simple, and begin with a Capital letter and always end with .html 
For Example:  
A Web Quest about Simple Machines: Machines.html 

• After saving graphic to your Save Here Folder on the Desktop, you may Rename it as something that is useful for you.

For Example:  
elep0321.jpg  could be renamed as elephant.jpg 
or 
volc001.gif could be renamed as volcano.gif

• Be sure that all the files that belong to your Web Quest are saved in the Web Quest folder on your floppy disk.

• Be sure to save your work frequently.  Save your work from your Save Here Folder on the Desktop to your Save Here Folder  on your floppy disk at the

end of every morning and afternoon session.

• Save and edit simple previously published web pages including text, HTML 

layout and graphics.

• Add sounds to your web page. Record your own voice as a .wav file, or play a musical .mid file right from your own web page.

• Set up a FREE 7 MB web server to host your web pages.

http://pages.wbs.net/ 
• This service is also accessible at

http://www.infoseek.com 
• Here is an example of a teleported web page on this site:

http://members.wbs.net/homepages/s/h/e/shepwade/Viruses.html

• Set up a FREE 5 MB web server to host your web pages.

This web page authoring tool is entirely JAVA driven. 
http://www.homestead.com 
• Here is an example of a web page at Homestead:

http://www.homestead.com/sheppard/webquests.html