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Millions of "newbies" have their first computer experience every year. It can be exciting and challenging but, for many, it is also frightening and overwhelming. These sites light the way as you wander into computerland...

Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101 - Get a handle on technobabble with a complete online beginner course to applications, input, processing, output, storage, software and programming, plus hands-on practice sessions.

Walt Howe's Internet Learning Center - Simple, clear explanations to the history of the Internet, surfing, searching and more including a glossary, along with an entire section devoted to Web publishing for the beginner.

Help Site Computer Manuals - Facts at your fingertips in over a dozen categories including links to really useful info on DOS, hardware, programming, network, VAX/VMS, Linux, along with Windows and MAC user manuals, Internet surfing tutorials and more.

UK Internet Guide - A wealth of clearly presented, common sense info on the basics, including popular terms, Internet languages, major Internet players, a safe shopping guide, virus protection, recommended programs and resources to get the beginner quickly up to speed.

Exploring the Internet - A good collection of links to find out more about viruses, Usenet resources, FTP, gophers, e-mail, listservs, chat, security and virus protection, CGI programs, HTML and javascript.

Computer Help A to Z - The basics to PC's, hardware, software, the Internet, along with 'tech talk' buzz words and a glossary of computer terms, related links.

CyberiaPC.com - What's new and cool, and fun to peruse for tutorials and FAQ's, along with a great collection of resources including a forum, PC problems guide, utilities archive, a history of computers, motherboard basics, info on pocket PC's and more.

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