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    What is the world wide web?

    The world wide web is a multimedia based

    collection of information, services and websites

    supported by the internet.

    The internet is a vast network of computers that

    connects millions of people all over the world

    Organisations, schools and governmentorganisations have all connected their internal

    networks to this vast network.

    Using the internet for business/

    development

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    A website is a specific location on the web whereyou visit to gather information

    A website address is a unique name thatidentifies a specific computer on the web This is referred to as a domain name

    Eg http://www.ghanaweb.com

    The domain name identifies a computer on the weband the main pages of the entire site

    We usually use the term web site address instead ofdomain name.

    Most website are made up of several webpages.

    Websites, addresses and pages

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    http://www.ghanaweb.com/http://www.ghanaweb.com/
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    Most addresses start with

    http://www

    The next part will indicate who the organisation is eg

    fao; presbyuniversity; knust The last part of the address will indicate what kind of

    organisation we are dealing with

    Eg .com; .org; .edu; .gov; .net; .int etc.

    This is followed by a two letter country location

    Eg gh; uk;

    http://www.presbyuniversity.edu.gh

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    http://www/http://www.presbyuniversity.edu.gh/http://www.presbyuniversity.edu.gh/http://www/
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    ISO 3166 country codes

    AR = Argentina

    AS = American Samoa

    AT = Austria

    AU = Australia AW = Aruba

    AZ = Azerbaijan

    BE = Belgium

    BF = Burkina Faso BG = Bulgaria

    BH = Bahrain BM = Bermuda

    BW = Botswana

    BY = Belarus

    BZ = Belize CA = Canada

    CG = Congo

    CH = Switzerland

    CI = Cote D'Ivoire (Ivory

    Coast)

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    COM = US Commercial

    EDU = US Educational

    GOV = US Government

    INT = International

    MIL = US Military

    NET = Network

    ORG = Non-Profit Organization

    ARPA = Arpanet

    NATO = Nato field

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    Every computer on the internet has a uniqueaddress known as an IP address

    Internet Protocol addressis a unique numberconsisting of 4 parts separated by dots, e.g.165.113.245.2 identifying every machine that ison the Internet.

    If a machine does not have an IP number, it is notreally on the Internet.

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    Many machines (especially servers) also have

    one or more Domain Names that correspond

    to an individual IP number, that are easier for

    people to remember

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    "Web 2.0" refers to what is perceived as a second

    generation of web development and web design.

    It is characterised as facilitating communication

    The second generation of the World Wide Web,refers to the movement away from static

    webpages to dynamic and shareable content and

    social networking

    Web 2.0

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    The dynamic application of web 2.0 include

    the following

    Wikis

    Blogs

    Social networking sites

    RSS feeds

    podcasting

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    A wiki is a web site that allows you maybe as a

    visitor to create, edit, change or delete the

    content. Eg the wikipedia

    http://www.wikipedia.org

    The Wikipedia is a free content encyclopaedia

    covering about any topic you can think about.

    Others are wiktionary, wikibooks

    Wikis

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    http://www.wikipedia.org/http://www.wikipedia.org/
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    The blog is derived from the term "weblog andis a type of website, usually maintained by anindividual with regular entries of commentary,descriptions of events, or other material such asgraphics or video.

    Entries are commonly displayed in chronologicalorder.

    "Blog" can also be used as a verb, meaning tomaintain or add content to a blog

    Often includes capabilities of the viewer to addcomments to these entries

    Blogs

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    Personal blogs The personal blog, an ongoing

    diary or commentary by an individual, is the

    traditional, most common blog. Personal bloggers

    usually take pride in their blog posts, even if theirblog is never read by anyone but them.

    Sites, such as Twitter, allow bloggers to share

    thoughts and feelings instantaneously withfriends and family and is much faster than e-

    mailing or writing.

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    Corporate and organizational blogs

    A blog can be private, as in most cases, or it can be forbusiness purposes.

    Blogs, either used internally to enhance thecommunication and culture in a corporation orexternally for marketing, branding or public relationspurposes are called corporate blogs.

    Similar blogs for clubs and societies are called club

    blogs, group blogs, or by similar names;

    typical use is to inform members and other interestedparties of club and member activities.

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    By genre

    Some blogs focus on a particular subject, such as political

    blogs, travel blogs (also known as travelogs), house blogs,

    fashion blogs, project blogs, education blogs, etc.

    Two common types of genre blogs are art blogs and

    music blogs.

    By media type

    A blog comprising videos is called a vlog,

    one comprising links is called a linklog,

    a site containing a portfolio of sketches is called a sketchblog

    .

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    What is RSS?

    Really Simple Syndication or (Rich Site

    Summary) is a format for delivering regularly

    changing web content.

    Many news-related sites, weblogs and other

    online publishers syndicate their content as an

    RSS Feedto whoever wants it.

    RSS feeds

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    Why RSS? Benefits and Reasons for using RSS

    RSS solves a problem for people who regularlyuse the web.

    It allows you to easily stay informedby retrievingthe latest content from the sites you areinterested in.

    You save timeby not needing to visit each siteindividually.

    You ensure your privacy, by not needing to joineach site's email newsletter.

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    What do I need to do to read an RSS Feed?

    Feed Reader or News Aggregator software allow

    you to grab the RSS feeds from various sites and

    display them for you to read and use.

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    Google docs

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    Term derived from ipod and broadcasting

    Refers to your ability to download and upload

    audio and video files for viewing and listening

    Podcasts

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    Social networking sites Facebook

    Myspace Picture sharing sites

    Flickr

    Video sharing sites

    You tube Slideshare

    Slides and other documentation

    Skype

    Instant messaging Bookmarking sites: http://www.del.icio.us

    Instant messenger

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    http://www.del.icio.us/http://www.del.icio.us/
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