Introduction to FTP
Macintosh ftp
Windows ftp
Unix ftp
Terminology
Additional Resources
Teaching Guide
Feedback
What Is?
whatis® provides
extensive information about Internet topics and the use of computers.
It contains over 2,000 individual definitions and a number of quick-reference
pages. The definition/topics contain approximately 12,000 hyperlinks
between definition/topics, and to other sites for additional information.
Which
FTP Should I Use
This page provides a brief explanation of
the different ftp programs available for both Windows and the Macintosh.
The page was created by Intersessions.com,
a provider of web and application hosting services.
Basics
of ftp
This site provides general information of
ftp. The page was created by EnterAct,
a Chicago-based company that provides DSL access, as well as UNIX and
Windows NT web site hosting.
Beginners'
Central, a User's Guide to the Internet, Chapter 6 FTP
This site provides a basic introduction to
ftp. The page was created by Northern
Webs, a Web Design studio based in Northern Idaho.
CNET.com
- Shareware.com
Search the Internet for more than 250,000
shareware files.
Building
a Web-Based Education System, by Colin McCormack and David Jones
This book serves as a guide in building an
online classroom.
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