"Imagination is more important than knowledge.
Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world."
Albert Einstein
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Give yourself plenty of quiet time in which to work through this whole process.
You should be working through this process at least a week before you plan to have an online practice with me and then test the system out with your pair teacher.
Read through the entire IRC section first, reading the instructions in the order they are given.
Print out this set of pages and read them through again a couple of times until you are familiar with them.
Before you download your IRC software, print out the download instructions and the instructions for use, so that you can refer to them at any time.
At the bottom of each page (except for the summary page) you will find three buttons:
summary - which takes you to the summary page
The summary page is best used as a quick reference guide after you have read everything else.
There is also an IRC button on the left hand side of each page, below the normal home, background info, projects and cool stuff buttons.
Clicking on the IRC button will always bring you back to this page.
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How to do IRC
Recommendations for the use and navigation of this section:
Trying to figure it out half an hour before your class is due to go on-line is not recommended!
Navigating this area of the site
The IRC pages are designed in a linear fashion - that is, they can be read in the order shown below - starting with the introduction and finishing with the summary.
back - which take you to the previous page in the sequence
forward - which takes you to the next page in the sequence
Introduction
How to get hooked up || Servers and how to connect
Joining channels and communicating with others || Commands
General IRC etiquette
Links to useful websites || Downloading the software you will need
InterLink's IRC plans
Summary
