These Library items are helpful in learning more about using computers and the Internet. More assistance in finding reference resources is available at the Information Services Desk on the Third Floor of the Main Library.

Books
I'm on the Internet, Now What?
by Matt Lake
004.67 Internet Lak
Here you will learn how email works. Joining a discussion group, finding health and medical information on the Web, and shopping online with a secure credit card are among the many pragmatic topics provided. The glossary of computer terms will come in handy if you are not familiar with a particular term.

Internet and E-Mail for Seniors with Windows XP
by Addo Stuur
004.67 Internet Stu
This work guides users through the basics of searching and finding the information on the Web. Fundamentals of email are described. Topics such as downloading free software and protection against viruses are covered.

Online Resources for Senior Citizens
by Charles C. Sharpe
004.67 Internet Sha
This book will help you in finding the information you need on the Web. Its "Glossary of Computer and Internet Terms" will enhance your knowledge. For example, you will learn about cookies, worms, cache, downloading, bandwidth, etc. A list of various resources on the Web is provided.

Microsoft Word 2003 for Seniors
by Addo Stuur
005.43 Windows Stu
Basic steps in word processing are shown. For example, you will learn how to type and format your text, use the spelling and grammar checker, and add pictures or drawings to your documents. The information is easy to understand and its illustrations are easy to follow.

Windows XP for Seniors
by Addo Stuur
004.43 Windows Stu
This book will help you manage your Windows XP operating system. You will learn about the various components that make up a PC and become familiar with computer terms. Installing software, tips on improving keyboard skills, word processing applications, and surfing the Internet are the topics that are introduced in an easy to understand language.

Sandy Berger's Great Age Guide to Better Living Through Technology
by Sandy Berger
004.67 Ber
The targeted audience for this book is people over the age of 40. Here you will learn about the Internet, planning your travel, online shopping, managing your finances, and keeping in touch with your family and friends. The great age of technology has impacted our lives in a very positive way and the author helps us discover this fact.

Senior's Guide to Easy Computing: PC Basics, Internet and E-Mail
by Rebecca S. Colmer
004.0846 Col
This book will enhance your knowledge about PC basics (e.g., hardware, software, multimedia). You will learn many interesting facts about the Internet (e.g., how did the Internet originate, how many people use the Internet, security on the Internet). The section on the email explains how it works and what you need to get started. Over one hundred computer tips are very educational and informative.

Senior's Guide to the Internet: Surfing, Shopping, E-Mail and Security
by Rebecca S. Colmer
004.67 Internet Col
The first couple of chapters in this book cover questions such as: What do I need to connect to the Internet? How do I get connected? What is a Web browser? Other pragmatic topics include: online shopping, email basics, and issues related to the Internet security (e.g., identity theft, phishing, viruses). A glossary and tips for using the Internet are additional features that you will find very useful.

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