ICS 80: References

Text = The World Wide Web Unleashed, Second Edition by John December and Neil Randall
As We May Think,V. Bush, 1945. Also, hypertext version
World-Wide Web Home
``What Does W3 Define?''
Guide to Cyberspace
World Wide Web FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).
Dictionary of Hypertext Terms
URLs and ``Naming'' Resources on the Web
HTML References
- A Simple Example of HTML and how it looks in plain (``ASCII'') text.
- NCSA's Beginner's Guide to HTML
- University of Kansas's HTML Quick Reference (02/14/95)
- Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) Home Page from the W3 Consortium.
- Composing Good HTML
- Crash course on writing documents for the Web
- Clarkson's HTML Tutorial
- University of Toronto's HTML Documentation
- James Powell's ``Introduction to HTML'' (UCI Copy for ICS).
HTML Forms, a specialized and (``advanced'') part of HTML
- University of Kansas's ``Instantaneous Introduction to HTML Forms.'' (UCI Copy for ICS).
- NCSA Forms Overview
Searching the Web, a collection of Web Searching References.
MOMspider, Maintaining Distributed Hypertext Infostructures.
``Advanced Educational Uses of the World-Wide Web'' by Bertrand Ibrahim and Stephen Franklin.
College and University Home Pages
Hypertext Webster Dictionary Interface from Carnegie-Mellon University.
Encyclopedia Britannica Online

And, of course, for those who don't like stucture:

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