How to Use the Internet : Seven Essential Internet Tools and Skills Anyone Can Learn to Use

Introduces a non-techie to the seven essential tools and skills they can easily learn. The book covers three tools and four skills.

The three tools are:

• The Internet browser (the window to the Internet)
• Email (stay directly connected with others)
• Social networking (connect and reconnect with friends & relatives, and maybe even discover new ones)

The four skills are:

• Texting (keeps you connected even when you have limited access)
• Internet research (learn anything from A to Z)
• Online shopping (find anything on the web)
• Online selling (offload your junk to those who need them).

Anyone can learn these tools and skills; they just need to keep an open mind, and they will see.

Juancho Forlanda is a full time Information Technology (IT) manager at a major school district in the Central Valley, in California. At night he is a martial arts instructor (along with his wife and two daughters), helping kids and adults alike become better people through the character and success building exercises ingrained in the classes.

When he is not working, he is spending time with his family at home; and when he is not doing this, he is working on his hobbies and other activities like running, writing, and computing. Juancho Forlanda is an avid writer and has written many articles on various topics online through sites like hubpages.com (at http: //forlanda.hubpages.com/), InsideTechnology360.com (Man Evolves Technology to Fit His Needs, http: //goo.gl/3sq9jt) and brighthub.com (http: //goo.gl/FFiyFG will list his various technical articles at brighthub.com). He also maintains his martial arts web site and personal site at www.koryoftc.com and www.forlanda.net, respectively, where he writes about topics related to success concepts, running, and technology.

His educational credentials include a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering with focus on digital electronics, and a Master of Science degree in Computer Systems with emphasis on computer networks and database systems.

If you wish to contact him about this book or other related subject matter, you can reach him directly via his email at forlanda@gmail.com.