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Browse the Web
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Use an RSS newsreader
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Send and receive e-mail messages
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Located in
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Use various tools for instant messaging
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Located in
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Make phone calls using Softphones
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Located in
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Instructor Notes:
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Located in
chapter3/xinclude.xml:37(title) chapter3/xinclude.xml:437(title) chapter3/xinclude.xml:471(title) chapter3/xinclude.xml:573(title) chapter3/xinclude.xml:729(title) chapter3/xinclude.xml:747(title)
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It is recommended to cover all the topics in this lesson. However, if you are running short on time, you can omit the following optional topics: Using Dial-up, Alternative E-mail Client.
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Located in
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Connecting to and Using the Internet
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Located in
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The Internet is used by millions of people daily for work and entertainment. Searching for information all over the world, corresponding with friends and relatives, participating in discussion forums, reading the news, playing games, has never been easier... or more accessible.
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chapter3/xinclude.xml:47(para)
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The means of connecting to the Internet is not always a choice and depends greatly on where you live and/or work and the surrounding infrastructure. The pre-requisites to connect to the Internet are an Internet Service Provider (ISP) subscription and a functional Internet connection in your area. Configuring the Internet connection requires minimal involvement from you. Ubuntu supports most connection types. This lesson will cover: Broadband (cable or ASDL), dial-up and direct access through Local Area Network (LAN).
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