The Beginner's Guide to the Internet Attention educators: The Beginner's Guide to the Internet is back and is better than ever. Here is the premier tool for you and your classes for teaching and learning the Net. First created in 1994, The Beginnerís Guide to the Internet is among the most revered Internet tutorials. This newly updated, interactive edition continues the legacy that made earlier editions of BGI a staple in universities, high schools, and private homes. Reworked from the ground up, BGI is now an interactive program with hundreds of graphical examples and live links to sites around the Internet. With BGI, you read about a concept or term and then you see a graphic or activate a link to a site on the Net. Please visit our Web site to examine BGI's comprehensive contents. The is http://www.dmgrad.com Since BGI is now HTML-based, using it is exactly like looking at a Web site, so there is never any confusion. And, BGI works on any platform (e.g., Intel/Windows, Mac, Unix, Linux). BGI is in plain English and defines everything, so youíll learn all the jargon. New feature: Because of BGI's 'modular' construction, we will offer updated files that you can download for free to keep BGI fresh and current. No book and no other Internet training tool offers this value. Some of the honors earlier editions of BGI earned were HomePC magazineís naming BGI the #3 educational shareware program in the U. S.; Ziff-Davisís four-star rating; PCComputing magazineís listing of BGI in the Top Ten Hot Internet Tools. We accept purchase orders from all universities,colleges, and high schools. Please see our Web site for details. With the new, interactive BGI, you have everything you need to teach and learn the Net efficiently and have fun doing it. Interactive CD ROM, now available!: http://www.dmgrad.com Patrick Suarez Home, school, Kids, family, games, cooking, learning, education, K-12 - (12/4/99) Back to the Topic Index