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Explains how librarians can make use of the many Internet tools, resources, and procedures that are available and describes how those tools can improve the quality of their library collection.

An introduction to technological issues facing school librarians today, including networks, computer hardware and software, school library web sites, online materials, integrating technology into the curriculum, and social networking and other Web 2.0 related issues.

Helps young adults navigate through the intricacies of social networks and gain a better understanding of the online experience, addressing online safety and covering such topics as YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, netspeak, blogs, privacy, cyberbullying, videochat, and smartphones.

High-tech criminals are now facing innovative cybercrime prevention specialistscomputer forensic scientists. Readers learn how these skilled professionals track down perpetrators, and more importantly, how all computer users can protect themselves from the omnipresent threat of cybercrime.

An illustrated guide to using HTML and CSS to create websites, including sample designs and coding.

A guide to website development that offers step-by-step instructions, examples, quizzes, and other resources to aid in building pages, using and integrating HTML and CSS, working with JavaScript, PHP, and XML, and using templates.

Explains how to build web pages, with text, links, images, tables, and forms using current standards including HTML5 AND CSS3, and exercises to practice various techniques.

Explores the life of Caterina Fake, inventor of the website "Flickr," highlighting her desire to unite people in online communities.

Demonstrates Web design basics and offers advice on navigation, interfaces, graphic file format, image preparation, and animation, while explaining how to test, upload, register, and promote effective Web sites.

An illustrated introduction to the basics of creating a website that covers HTML, CSS, and WordPress, and features step-by-step advice.