Course Technology--InfoWeb: WWW

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WWW

CERN (the European Particle Physical Laboratory) is the birthplace of the World Wide Web. You can visit its site at www.cern.ch and follow the link for World Wide Web to read a bit about its history. Official information about the Web is maintained by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) at www.w3.org/History.html. The same site contains a page of great links about everything Web at www.w3.org/.

Additional Links

ZDNet's Internet User You'll find everything from Web basics to information for savvy users and Webmasters at this Web site in the ZDNet family. Here you will find a beginners guide to the Internet, reviews of products, and articles on Web design tips and techniques. You can find links to articles on the Web from ZDNet magazines, such as AnchorDesk and PC Week. This site includes online guides to HTML, ActiveX, dynamic HTML, Javascript, Perl, even searching and Usenet, and more.

Webmaster Magazine: An Overview of the World Wide Web The main audience for Webmaster Magazine is executives in the information technology (IT) field. This set of Web pages is an online seminar prepared to brief those executives on the Web, how it works, and why it is important. If you want to gain some insight into how executives in the IT world might view the Web, this site can be helpful.