| Overview
Lesson One
"Introduction to Exploiting the Internet and Email"
This module demonstrates the
many benefits the Internet can offer for businesses including
effective, low-cost communication, 'bottom-line benefits', how
to promote products and services and improve business
processes. The module explains the various types of Internet
usage e.g. e-business, e-commerce etc. and helps participants
understand where they are now and what opportunities exist for
exploiting the Internet. Using Search Engines, the do's and don'ts
while on the web. Firewalls explained, and sharing one
Internet connection between many computers on an Office
Network.
Lesson Two
"Understanding the Internet Infrastructure"
This module provides an
overview of the components and services required by a business
to implement an ICT/Intranet infrastructure. Participants gain
the essential knowledge they need to help them make an
informed decision on the resources required to implement the
'Internet-Usage-Level' they require e.g. a web presence,
e-business, e-commerce and an awareness of any possible
operational issues.
Lesson Three
"Building a Web Presence"
This non-technical module
examines the planning and budgeting issues a manager will need
to consider when implementing a successful web site and
provides a comprehensive overview of the commercial, legal and
technical aspects involved for effective website development.
Lesson Four
"Marketing on the Web"
This lesson provides
participants with the knowledge and experience of, tools and
techniques necessary for effective Website marketing and
promotion. It will provide the necessary information and
skills to help develop and promote a successful web site that
will reach a global audience.
Lesson Five
"Managing the Website"
This module provides an
overview of the tasks and techniques required for successful
web site management including areas such as the on-going
control of content and updating web site functionality. A key
aspect addressed is the registration and manipulation of
search engines and the continuous web site monitoring.
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