E-MAGAZINE

Living in the Information Technology Era

WORLD WIDE WEB

INTERNET REVOLUTION

THE WEB
TIM BURNERS-LEE
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CONTENT
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CONTENT

THE WEB
AND THE Page No. 2
INTERNET

WEB GENERATIONS

WEB 1.0 Page No. 2

WEB 2.0 Page No. 3

WEB 3.0 Page No. 4

TYPES OF
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WEBSITES

THE INTERNET AND

ITS COMPONENTS

THE
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INTERNET

BRIEF
HISTORY Page No. 5
OF THE
INTERNET

MAJOR
COMPONENTS
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OF THE
INTERNET

REFERENCES Page No. 7

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THE WEB AND

THE INTERNET
WORLD WIDE WEB
or commonly known
as the web is define as
an interconnected
system of public
webpages accessible
through the internet.
Tim Berners- Lee, an
English teacher,
computer scientist, a
Professorial Fellow of
Computer Science at
the University of
Oxford and a
professor at the
Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
invented the blue print
of what became
known as the world
wide web.

WEB GENERATIONS
WEB 1.0 Views, Shopping Carts
and Mp3#.com
is a term
that is used
to refer to
the World
Wide
Web's first
stage that
was
describe as
a simple
static
websites. It is also describe as a website
that is static, doesn't have interactive content
and based on website visitor behavior. The
websites in this generation usually store
website files directly, not in a separate
database. The comments of the visitors in
this websites were usually added to a
"Guestbooks" rather than directly attached to
the page's content. Examples include Home
Pages, Directories, Portals, HTML, Page

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WEB 2.0 It refers

websites that provides and
read-write web user-
generated content which
gives more emphasis on
the experience of the users
and offer improved
interoperability. It has a
feature that allows the
users to contribute to the
content of the websites. It is
also a read-write web user-
generated content which
give more emphasis on the experience of the users and offer improved
interoperability. This websites let the users to contribute to the content
of the websites. Examples include Social Networking,

Blogs, Wikis, and Video

Sharing Sites. KEY FEATURES OF WEB 2.0
FOLKSONOMY- It uses a pre-defined
classification of information like categories
or sub categories.

RICH USER EXPERIENCE- It presents

dynamic, rich user experience to users.

USE AS CONTRIBUTOR AND PARTICIPANTS-

It provides by the site owner and the user in
always the receiver. The users contributes to
the content by means of Commenting,
Evaluating and Reviewing. The users also
participate in content sourcing.

LONG TAIL- It offers the niche products as a

service on demand basis and income is
generated as monthly fee and pay per
consumption.

BASIC TRUST- It is shareable, reusable,

editable and redistributable but it is
protected by Intellectual Property Rights.

DISPERSION- It uses multiple channel

include files sharing and permalinks

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WEB 3.0 It
refers to the
third generation
of the web. It is
describe as a
semantic web,
ever-presented
web and the
application of
artificial
intelligence. It is
marked by its
simplicity and a
renewed focus
on usability
when it comes to design. It also have an upgraded and consist of varieties
of features and characteristic such as Ubiquitous, Individualized
and
Efficient.
Examples
include, Siri
of Apple,
Alexa of
Amazon,
Wolfman
Alpha and
Mathway.

TYPES OF WEBSITES
ENTERTAINMENT
WEBSITES
WEB
A website that PORTAL
focuses on
creating high
quality content
that is
entertaining for
the targets
audience.

EDUCATIONAL
WEBSITES
A website that
consist of
learning
A website that collects information
resources and
from different sources into a single
act as a tool to
user interface and presents users
enhance learning
with the most relevant information
and supplement
for their context
classroom for
teaching
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MEDIA PORTFOLIO
WEBSITES WEBSITES
A website that focuses on A website that provides
communication, community-based professional information about an
inputs, interaction, content-sharing individual or a company and
and collaboration. presents a showcase of their work.

THE INTERNET
The Internet or The Net is a vast network that connects computers all
over the word. Through the internet, people are able to share
information, connect and communicate from anywhere with an internet
connection. The internet is compose of technology that was developed by

different people and organizations. Internet also refers to the biggest

world-wide communication network of computers. It is used for many
things including e-mail, online chat, file sharing, and many more.

BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNET Internet is rooted in

the USA during 1950s where computers are so massive and it is used by
military scientist for communication during the Cold War. In 1962, a
scientist named J.C.R Licklider proposed the idea of a network of
computer that could communicate to one another. In 1969, a first-ever
message was sent from one computer to another in the ARPANET (The
Advance Research Project
Agency Network), the
government's computer
network. However it only
receive the first two letters of
the message. In 1971, the
University of Hawaii's Aloha
net was added followed by
various networks in London
and Norway. Also Ray
Tomlinson was developing the
first system to send mail back
and forth between users of
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ARPANET and
eventually called
electronic email or e-
mail. Vinton Cerf
during this time has
invented a way to
introduce computers
across the globe to
each other in a virtual
space. The invention
was called
Transmission Control
Protocol or TCP which
is followed by Internet
Protocol or IP. In the 1980s, scientist used surf's protocol to send data
back and forth. In 1991, computer programmer named Tim Burners-Lee
invented the World Wide Web.

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE INTERNET

SERVER is a computer
program or device that
provides a service to
another computer program
and its user, also known as
client.

TYPES OF SERVER
FILE SERVER- It centrally
stores and distribute files.

PRINT SERVER- It allow for

the management and distribution of printing functionality.

APPLICATION SERVER- It run application in lieu of client computers

running application locally.

WEB SERVER- It respond to request from browser running on client

computers for web pages, or other web-based services.

DATABASE SERVER- It run database application and respond to

numerous request from clients.

VIRTUAL SERVER- It only exist within specialized software called

hypervisor.

PROXY SERVER- It acts as an intermediary between client and a

server.

MANAGEMENT SERVER- It keep track of all the traffic on the network,

as well as the request and replies of clients and servers without
interfering with those operation.

MONITORNG SERVER- It respond to request from monitoring clients

such as those run by network administrators watching the health of
the network.
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IP ADDRESS
is a unique
address that
identifies a device
on the internet or
local network. IP
stands for
"Internet Protocol"
which is the set of
rules governing
the format of data
sent via the
internet or local
network

BROWSER
is an application
program or
software on your
computer which
is use to surf or
access the
information in
the internet and
visit webpages

DOMAIN NAME SYSTEM REFERENCES

is the internet's system for
mapping alphabetic names to https://www.internetsociety.org/i
numeric IP addresses like a phone nternet/history-internet/brief-
book maps a person name to a history-internet/
phone number.
https://www.paessler.com/it-
explained/server

https://www.youtube.com/watch
?v=h8K49dD52WA

https://www.britannica.com/tech
nology/Internet

https://www.slideshare.net/tokey
_sport/web-10-web-20-web-30-
INTERNET SERVICE 29507092
PROVIDER (ISP)
https://websitebuilders.com/how
is a company -to/glossary/web3/
that provides
internet https://websitebuilders.com/how
connections -to/glossary/web2/
and services
to individuals https://websitebuilders.com/how
and -to/glossary/web1/
organization.
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