I think the best way to learn the Web is to use it. Learn by playing. Give yourself lots of time, and tell your teacher or supervisor it is necessary. For example, in these lessons I have tried to avoid using very much jargon, but there are some basic terms, such as URL , and HTTP that you should know. Instead of going back immediately to the main ICYouSee page, you might look at some the links below.
Different people have different teaching and learning styles.
Among the pages that are listed you will find different perspectives on and explanations of the Web. If you think you need some more basic help, one of the following dozen might be just right for you. World Wide Web for the Clueless , from MIT, is a solid introduction and guide to the Web. Laura Cohen, from the State University of New York at Albany, has put together a series of clearly written and most helpful Internet Tutorials . Learn the Net is long established commercial venture in the field of Internet guides.