Practical Business Use of the Internet:
Build Your Own .COM
A Free Professional Development
Workshop
At the UM-St. Louis/ SouthWestern Bell Telecommunity Center
(Click Here
for a Map to the Telecommunity Center )
Presented by Dr.
Bud Banis, Sponsored by
The
Institute of Management Accountants
May 19, 2000, 1-4:00 pm (3 CEU)
| "Entrepreneur - a person who organizes and manages a business undertaking,
assuming the risk for the sake of profit" |
Introduction: PowerPoint
Presentation:
Basic Tools & Navigation:
u Windows Explorer &
File Management
u Netscape & Web Browsing
-
Bookmarks & organizing information
-
Search Tools
u Free connections to the Internet-Free
E-mail and Free Webspace
Website design: Where to get free tools and tutorials
u How hard is it to make
a web site?
u What would it cost to
get someone else to do it?
u HTML--what is it?
u Using Netscape Page Composer
for a first cut
u Do you need to know HTML?
WYSIWYG editors
Places to learn the basics
Nifty features for free and easy
Setting up a Website
u Register your own .com--What
does it cost & is your name available?
u Free or inexpensive places
to put it
u Tracking traffic--counters
and statistics
Easy Commerce
u Affiliate programs-get
your feet wet with other people's products
u Credit card processing-you
don't have to do the work or take the risk
Getting Found
u Search Engines
& Registration
u keywords & Metatags
u Choosing keywords
Bookmarks
Who Should Attend: Beginners to intermediate
interested in inexpensive websites.
To Register:
RSVP to IMA Hotline (314-995-9280). Or CLICK
HERE to e-mail Mike Bevelo
For More Information:
e-mail Bud Banis at UM-St Louis rbanis@jinx.umsl.edu
or call 314-516-6136 |
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E-mail: rbanis@jinx.umsl.edu
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On-campus phone 314-516-6136
Off-campus 636-394-4950