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Mind Map by Alana_Sinclair, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Alana_Sinclair
over 10 years ago
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WORLD WIDE WEB (WWW)
- WWW = mass of linked web
pages which can be accessed
via the internet.
- Web page = any document on the web.
- Web site = made up of a number of web pages.
- Web site = made up of a number of web pages.
- Web page = any document on the web.
- difference between WWW & the
internet - the internet is a
global network, the web runs on
the internet .
- Uniform Resource Locator
(URL) = The unique address
each web page has.
- TYPES OF WEBSITES
- Portal - websites that provide a starting
point, or a gateway to other
sites on the internet.
- News - websites that
provide information
about current events.
- Business - Websites that sell products
or services. Trading online is also known as eCommerce.
- Weblog - A website that is used to log online
discussions or readings or to post online
diaries.
- Wiki - Websites that allow visitors
to contribute and edit articles.
- Online Social Network - Websites where
users communicate with one another and
share media with other users.
- Educational - Websites that provide
information about an educational
establishment or to present
information in an educational
manner.
- Entertainment - Websites that
entertain and provide
amusement
- Advocacy - Site that describes
a cause, opinion or idea.
- Web Applications - Applications accessed through the
internet that are used by the user.
- Aggregator - collects specific
information from other sites.
- News, Review and Search aggregator (egs)
- Content Aggregator is usually linked to a
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feed -
Where updates from a site are fed to an
email account or website as requested by
the user.
- Content Aggregator is usually linked to a
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feed -
Where updates from a site are fed to an
email account or website as requested by
the user.
- News, Review and Search aggregator (egs)
- Personal website - Website created by an individual.
- Portal - websites that provide a starting
point, or a gateway to other
sites on the internet.
- BROWSING & SEARCHING
- Web browser - Program used to locate web pages.
- Search engine - program that searches documents on
the web for specific keywords and returns a list of
documents where the words were found.
- SUCCESSFUL SEARCHING
- State what you want to find
- Identify Keywords
- Use synonyms
- Check your spelling
- State what you want to find
- Web browser - Program used to locate web pages.
- Plug-in Applications - applications you might need to
install in order to run a program. Egs - PDF reader, Flash
Player, Java, RealPlayer, Quick Time Player
- CRITERIA TO EVALUATE WEBSITES
- Affiliation- Who
supports the website?
- Audience - Is the content appropriate?
Who is the site intended for?
- Content - Are the links working?
- Authority - Who is the author, are
their credentials listed?
- Currency - Is the page up to date?
- Is it easy to navigate?
- Affiliation- Who
supports the website?
- World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) - The main international
standards organization for the WWW.
- their main function is to develop Web standards and
their mission is to lead the web to its full potential.
- their main function is to develop Web standards and
their mission is to lead the web to its full potential.
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