Microsoft has renamed all of their NT software as Windows 2000. A way to connect computers so that each can use the others' resources and share information. Networking uses cable, infrared, or telecommunications signals to create the connections. Another way of saying that you are using the Internet. One of several alternatives to traditional classroom instruction.
Online instruction uses an Internet connection as the primary medium for delivering class materials.
The student controls their study schedule with this method. A Microsoft product, usually a book, CD-ROM and other paraphernalia that supplements Microsoft software. The Resource Kit typically includes in-depth instruction on product use, troubleshooting, and implementation. An address which enables you to contact computers over the Internet. An online group of users sharing a common interest.