World-Wide Web = WWW
Bibliography, recommended reading, for one
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PC Webopedia.
An online encyclopedia and search engine dedicated to
computer technology.
Enter a search term or browse through the categories, and sail the Web.
By keyword...
...or by category:
Communications
Computer Industry Companies
Computer Science
Data
Graphics
Hardware
Internet and Online Services
Mobile Computing
Multimedia
Networks
Operating Systems
Programming
Software
Standards
Types of Computers
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2. The Internet and the World-Wide Web
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PC Magazine (USA), February 7, 1995, pp. 173-196.
Berners-Lee, Tim
World-Wide Computer: the human connection.
Communications of the ACM, February 1997, Vol. 40, No. 2,
pp. 57-58.
Bilotta, Eleonora, Fiorito, Mariano, Iovane, Dario, and Pantano, Pietro
An educational environment using WWW.
Computer Networks and ISDN systems, Vol. 27, 1995, pp. 905-909.
Black, Roger (with Sean Elder)
Web sites that work.
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Rules that work (A
design primer)
What not to do on the Web (An online primer)
Classic design (Paying
attention to history)
Where am I (The
importance of navigation)
Brain, Marshall
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Browning, John
Cyber view: The Internet is learning to censor itself.
Scientific American, September 1996, pp. 20.
Calishain, Tara
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Chowdhury, G.G.
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Introduction
Search engines
Reliability of information on the Web
User interface
User studies
Organisation of information on the Web
Vocabulary control
Search output from the Web
Intelligent search agents
Web vs. Traditional databases (online and cd-rom)
The future of the online and cd-rom industry in the
Internet age
Conclusion
Clyman, John, Mendelson, Edward, and Nadel, Brian
Web browsers: Microsoft takes the offensive in the browser
battle with Netscape.
PC Magazine (USA), September 10, 1996, pp. 39-41.
Cohen, Laura
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Cooper, Eric A.
Library guides on the Web: traditional tenets and internal
issues.
Computers in Libraries, October 1997, pp. 52-56.
Here's a primer for designing your library information for
Web usage.
Cox, Andrew
Using the World-Wide Web for library user education: a
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Cronin, Blaise, and McKim, Geoffrey
Science and scholarship on the World-Wide Web: a North
American perspective.
J. Doc., Vol. 52, No. 2, June 1996, pp.
163-171.
Introduction
Web features
Size and scope
Cost
Conviviality and convenience
Novelty
Community
Legitimacy
Summary
Curle, David
Downloading data from the Web. (You're not in ASCII any
more.)
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The Web versus traditional onle databases.
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Future developments.
Davis, Philip
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Internet Librarian, January 1995, pp. 51-55.
Dawson, Andy
The Internet for library and information service
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London : ASLIB, 1997, 79 pp.
8. The World Wide Web
What is it?
How does it work?
Inherent strengths and weaknesses of WWW
Browsers
Search tools
General points on searching
Other Web developments
Key tips for the effective use of the
WorldWide Web
December, John, and Randall, Neil
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1. The World-Wide Web: interface on the Internet
Duncan, Ray
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PC Magazine (USA), June 13, 1995, pp. 261-270.
Eager, Bill
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2. The World Wide Web
4. How to create a WWW home page
Flynn, Peter
The World Wide Web handbook. (An HTML guide for users,
authors and publishers.)
London : International Thomson
Computer Press, 351 p.
18. Future developments
Ford, Andrew
Spinning the Web. (How to provide information on the
Internet.)
London : International Thomson
Publishing, 1995. 227 p.
1. Introduction
1.1. What is the Web?
1.2. What the Web has to offer
1.3. History and evolution of the Web
1.4. The future of the Web
Gralla, Preston
How intranets work.
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A global view of intranets
Hahn, Harley, and Stout, Rick
The Internet complete reference.
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ISBN 0-07-881980-6. 818 p.
The World Wide Web
Hastings, Bryan, Johnson, Amy
Helen, Li-Ron, Yael, Scoville, Richard, and Thornton, Carla
Best Web browser. (Internet survival guide.)
Personal Computer World (U.S.A.), August 1996, pp. 136-138.
Herther, Nancy K.
Education over the Web. Distance learning and the
information professional.
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Hofstede. Marten
De taal van het World-Wide Web: HTML.
Login, 1995, No. 2, pp. 23-25.
Hofstede. Marten
De taal van het World-Wide Web: HTML, deel 2.
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Hogan, Mike
Intranet applications challenge Notes.
Personal Computer World (U.S.A.), October 1996, pp.
118-120.
Ibrahim, Bertrand, and Franklin, Stephen D.
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The Internet troubleshooter: help for the logged-on and
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11. Troubles with World Wide Web
13. A trouble resource list
Large, Andrew, Tedd, Lucy A., and Hartley, R.J.
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Chapter 5 of Information seeking in the online age:
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Introduction
Hypermedia
References and further reading
Leon, R.E.
The world of Internet: a client-server architecture and
the new generation of information servers.
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1. Introduction
2. The client-server architecture
3. Archie
4. Gopher
5. WAIS
6. The World-Wide Web
7. Video conferences on the Internet
Levine Young, Margaret, Levine, John, Young, Jordan, and Baroudi, Carol
The Internet for Windows 98 for dummies.
Foster City, CA : IDG Books Worldwide, Inc., 1998, 358 pp.
7. The world according to e-mail: electronic mailing lists
10. Finding stuff on the net
12. Downloading, uploading, and other file-flinging fun
Li-Ron, Yael
Browsers: Communicator vs. Internet Explorer.
Personal Computer World (U.S.A.), December 1997, pp.
207-228.
Lidsky, David et al.
Internet: Online content: The Web delivers. (News, sports,
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PC Magazine (USA), February 18, 1997, pp. 128-143.
Lidsky, David et al.
Home on the Web. [Cover story] (Everything old is new
again: the hottest sites on the Web are filling the role that online services
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PC Magazine (USA), September 1, 1998, pp. 100-141.
Mendelson, Edward
Internet organizers. Cover story: The ultimate utility
guide.
PC Magazine (USA), May 14, 1996, pp. 197-202.
Nine utilities that help you organize the information you
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Notess, Greg R.
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1. About this book
2. Browsing the Web with Internet Explorer
3. Finding information with Internet Explorer
4. Handling information with Internet Explorer
5. Personalizing Internet Explorer
6. Expanding functionality with Internet Explorer
Poulter, Alan. Tseng, Gwyneth, and Sargent, Goff
The library and information professional's guide to the
World Wide Web.
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5. Publishing Web sites
8. Fundamental Web technology
9. Associated Web technology
Raggett, Dave, and Le Hors, Arnaud
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Randall, Neil
What happens when you click. (HTTP: the underlying
protocol of the World Wide Web.)
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Randall, Neil
Working off-line in IE. (Why and how you can browse the
Web without being connected.)
PC Magazine (USA), May 6, 2000, pp. 112-114.
Why work off-line?
Making off-line work for you
Saving web pages
The work offline features
Schatz, Bruce R., and Hardin, Joseph B.
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Semich, J. William
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Stross, Charles
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8. Knowledge agents and web search engines.
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8. Tips on browsing subject information
9. Tips on searching for information
Winship, Ian, and McNab, Alison
The student’s guide to the Internet 2000-2001. (Third
edition.)
London : Library Association,
2001, 173 pp.
4. Net techniques explained
14. Jargon explained