Abstract

Provides basic information for using the Internet, and discusses benefits of e-mail, World Wide Web, Internet search engines, Web sites, and listservs for early childhood educators. Notes how the Internet can facilitate research and communication with colleagues and parents and can be a teaching tool as well. Includes lists of early childhood Web sites and starting points for classroom information. (JPB)

Citation

Osborne, J. (1998). Internet Basics for Early Childhood Educators. Dimensions of Early Childhood, 26(1), 5-8. Retrieved August 12, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/85061/.

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Keywords

• computer literacy
• computer mediated communication
• Computer Uses in Education
• early childhood education
• educational technology
• Electronic Mail
• internet
• Listservs
• Parent Teacher Cooperation
• Research Tools
• World Wide Web