One shortcut you can use is to setup Raspbian and your wireless USB dongle on a full size Raspberry Pi. One thing to keep in mind is that connecting an Ethernet cable into the Pi Zero will almost guarantee instant connectivity connecting a wireless dongle may not. One popular alternative is connecting a mini Ethernet PCB to the Pi Zero's GPIO, but this isn't an easy task for beginners.
In the absence of an operating system with which to setup wireless networking, you'll need to find a compatible USB Ethernet adaptor, which might be micro USB compatible, or else standard USB connected to the an adaptor. Should you choose the lighter, online installation with NOOBS, you'll need to first ensure that the Pi Zero is connected to the Internet. This will ensure you actually have an operating system to install, as opposed to a menu giving you a choice of OS to download. If you're installing with NOOBS, you'll need to take care to download the full, offline installer, as opposed to the lighter option. With a Wi-Fi dongle added, you'll be able to connect to the Pi Zero remotely via SSH, for instance, although note that this will require system resources and if you opt to power the Pi Zero with batteries, any network activity will reduce battery longevity. Are you planning on adding a USB device? You might opt to add a wireless dongle, as the Pi Zero doesn't ship with built in Wi-Fi or an Ethernet port.
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