1. Download two images that you think you might like to incorporate
into a personal home page (We'll show you how to make the page in 
the lab exercises for Module 4. For now, just collect the images,
and save them on one of your disks.) 

Done 6-12-99

2. Copy and save a link to a sound file that can be added to any page
of your own devising.


Done 6-12-99

3.  Click here to download a single file containing a collection of
images and sounds that we will use in subsequent lab exercises. Once
the file is on your machine, you will have to expand it to view and 
use the individual files therein. Expand the file now, and save the
images on a personal disk for later use. 

Done 6-12-99

1. Send an e-mail message to your instructor telling her/him how much
you are enjoying this course (it doesn't hurt!) 
             
Done 6-12-99
              
2. We have established a discussion group for AE Online. To get to 
the discussion group, simply follow this link. Then, do the following: 

 
Done 6-12-99


3. Read some of the postings from other AE Online users. 

               
Done 6-12-99


Post a message of your own to the group describing your experience 
to date in using AE Online.    

 (not done but familiar with the concept)

use it, click on the "Search" icon from any AE Online page. Then, 
enter a word or a phrase into the text field and click the AE 
Search button.


Done 6-12-99

How many references are there to Alan Turing in AE Online? What is
JavaScript, and which module concentrates on it? Are there any
references in AE Online to poetry? What does "MUD" stand for? 


full page rendering of the portrait of Mona Lisa by Leonardo da
Vinci. An index of employment opportunities in your chosen
(or anticipated) career field. The theme song from "The Rocky
and Bullwinkle Show".  Information about your favorite 
actor/actress.  A position statement by a U.S. representative or
senator regarding the Communications Decency Amendment of the 
1996 Telecommunications Act. 
Prehistoric caveman drawings.  A current weather radar report for
Tokyo, Japan 
A product information page for the kind of car you would most 
want to own. An estimation of the current number of WWW sites 

Done 6-12-99