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Internet & www - II - Index

Table of Content:

Unit I: Click here

1.1 Web Browsing: History of web Browsers, Basic Functions of Web Browser, and Types of Web Browsers.
1.2 Features of Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Fire Fox, UC Browser and Opera Mini

Unit II: Click here

2.1: Web Directory: Meaning of Web Directory, Features of Web Directory, Types of Web Directory.
2.2: Search Engines: Meaning of Search engines, the history of search engines, the guideline for effective searching.
2.3: Features of Google, Bing and Yahoo Search engines

Unit III: Click here

3.1: Social Networking Websites: Meaning of social networking website, Features of Social networking websites, objectives of the social networking website. Features of Facebook, Instagram and Tweeter Website.
3.2: Mobile Applications (App): Meaning of Mobile App, Features of Mobile App, Feature of What’s App, Google Play Store and BHIM App.

Unit IV: Click here

4.1: Google Drive: Meaning of Google Drive, Features and Uses of Google Drive and Hyperlink tags, Table Tag, Image Tag, Forms Tags
4.2: Google Forms: Meaning of Google Forms, Features of Google Forms, Creating of Google Forms, sending Google forms for the survey.
4.3: Google Classroom: Concept of Google Class room, a feature of Google Class Room, Creation of Google Class room

Unit V: Click here

5.1: M.S. FrontPage Express: Concept & features of MS Front page and its Important, Opening window of Front page
5.2: Using MS Front Page to create webpage: Entering & editing text, Inserting Images, Symbol, Labels and forms.



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