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Guide 9. I'm online. Now what?
Overview (screen 1 of 8)
At last you're online. Now you need to promote, maintain, and extend your site.
- Screen 2. How do you promote your website?
- Screen 3. Promoting your website: linking to other cultural organisations.
- Screen 4. How can I use metadata?
- Screen 5. Using audio and video.
- Screen 6. Electronic commerce.
- Screen 7. Internet security.
- Screen 8. Review of Guide 9.
Definitions needed? Visit FOLDOC
Imperial College, London, U.K. hosts the master 
Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing (FOLDOC)(1). You can visit FOLDOC any time for definitions and explanations of unfamiliar Internet and computing terms. FOLDOC contains over 13,000 definitions and is very simple to use.
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References
- Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing http://www.foldoc.org/
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