What you see on the screen may be only part of a webpage. To see the whole of a webpage, scroll through it.

A webpage may be only part of a website, which is a collection of webpages. If so, the webpage will have links to other parts of the website. Remember, the Back button brings you back from wherever a link takes you. Sometimes when you click on a link a new window opens.

Common website links:

• There is usually a link to the website homepage, first page or index. Don't confuse this with your computer's homepage.
• There may be page called About Us, telling you about the organisation which set the site up.
• There may be a contact or feedback, so you can get in touch with the website. This might be on About Us instead.
• A website may have a site search. This is like an internet search engine, except it doesn't go outside the website.
• There may be a site map of a website, showing what webpages it has.

So now you need some practice! Try exploring this site. Click on any links. You might end up in other websites.
To return to this webpage, click on the Back button (possibly several times!)
Here are some other ways to get back to where you want.

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