Help!

Did you read the instructions?  You will probably save time if you go back and read the instructions carefully.

How to work

Print the lesson:
It will be much easier for you to work if you have the instructions printed as you follow the links.
 
Use paper and pencil:
As you read or listen to the sources, take notes on some scrap paper.  This will help you focus your attention and have the necessary references when you have to produce your reports.
 
Use the "Back" button:
Every time you click on a link that takes you to a site or page other than the ones that start http://home.earthlink.net/~chepibe/... use the back navigation button at the top left corner of your screen.  Note that some links not only take you to new sites, but also open a new window, in which case you will not be able to use the back button.  In such a case, close the window open in that instance.  In this way, you will find yourself in the previous page.

Sound

Record your sound source:
If possible, arrange to record the sound file on a tape.  In this way, you will be able to listen to it again even if the network connection is temporarily unavailable.  To do so, you need to buy a cable like the one you use to connect your speaker to the computer and a spliter, for you to be able to connect your tape recorder and the speakers to the computer at the same time.  Use the computer's output jack to connect the tape recorder, and the speakers to monitor the sound's production and quality.

Presentation

References to your boss, your friend and the like are links to the teacher, to whom you will be sending your reports and addressing your questions.