Stunning graphics and no-fuss text show readers how to communicate via email, how to download material, which websites have the best information on a range of topics, where to find homework-oriented and information-based sites, and more. Original.
Unlock the wonders of the internet for young minds with the "Kids' Guide to the Internet" by Dan Whitcombe! Published in 1999 by Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, this vibrant and engaging paperback offers a visually rich introduction to the online world, designed specifically for children. In a time when the internet was rapidly becoming a cornerstone of everyday life, this book served as an invaluable resource, empowering kids to navigate the digital landscape safely and effectively. Forget dry, technical manuals! Whitcombe's approach prioritizes accessibility and visual learning. The book features stunning, full-color graphics and easy-to-understand text, making complex concepts like email communication and downloading files a breeze for young readers to grasp. It goes beyond basic instructions, guiding children to discover the internet's vast potential for learning and exploration. "Kids' Guide to the Internet" acts as a curated tour guide, pointing youngsters towards websites brimming with information on various topics. It highlights resources perfect for homework help, research projects, and general knowledge acquisition. Think of it as a trusted companion that empowers children to harness the internet's power for education and entertainment while developing essential digital literacy skills. While the internet has drastically changed since 1999, the fundamental skills of web navigation and responsible online behavior, which the book sought to teach are timeless. This book offers an interesting insight into what parents and educators thought was important for kids to know about the internet in the late 90s. This book is ideal for parents and educators looking to introduce children to the internet in a safe, informative, and engaging way. While some specific websites mentioned may no longer exist, the underlying principles of online communication, information retrieval, and responsible internet use remain incredibly relevant. This book offers a snapshot of the early days of the internet and is a great way to teach kids about the history of the internet. Give the young explorer in your life the tools they need to thrive in the digital age with this comprehensive guide!