What is the WWW?
History Of The WWW
How has the WWW Changed Society
Static vs. Interactive web
Problems/ Risks of WWW
100

What does WWW stand for?

World Wide Web

100

Who first proposed the idea that would become the World Wide Web in 1989?

Tim Berners-Lee

100

The Web makes it easier to find information by connecting pages through these clickable elements

Hyperlinks 

100

What is the global network that connects computers and devices around the world?

Internet

100

This involves using the WWW to harass, threaten, or hurt another person while hiding behind a screen

Cyberbullying

200

What is one example of a web Browser?

Chrome, Safari, Firefox

200

What problem at CERN originally inspired the idea for the World Wide Web?

Information was spread across different computer systems, making ot difficult for scientists to easily find, access, and share information

200

A local business can use this to display its products and reach customers beyond its neighbourhood 

A website 

200

What type of website mainly allows users to read information, with little opportunity to interact or contribute content?

Static website (often associated with Web 1.0)

200

Criminals can use stolen personal information to open accounts, make purchases, access online accounts, or commit this type of crime

Identity Theft

300

Define a hyperlink

A connection that allows users to move from one webpage to another

300

What 1993 web browser helped make the Web more accessible by being visual, easier to use, and available on PCs and Macs?

Mosaic

300

Applying for jobs and accessing course materials online are examples of the Web becoming part of this 

These are examples of the Web becoming a part of Everyday life 

300

What term describes the development of the Web toward user-generated content, sharing, and greater participation?

Web 2.0

300

What age group is at a greater risk of vision loss and eye strain?

65 years and older

400

True/false: the internet and the web are the same thing

The internet is not the same as the world wide web 

400

What major decision did CERN make in 1993 that allowed anyone to use and build upon World Wide Web technology without paying CERN?

CERN made the Web technology available on a royalty-free basis 

400

According to Lev Manovich, this works behind the websites and services we see on our screens

Software

400

What feature of the World Wide Web allows users to click between connected webpages and navigate to related information?

Hyperlinks

400

Name 3 ways the World Wide Web can affect physical health

Reduces physical activity (raising risk of obesity and heart failure), sleep disorders, strain and pain

500

What is a URL

A URL is defined as the address of a certain website

500

What three core technologies were developed around 1990 that helped form the foundation of the World Wide Web?

HTML, HTTP, and URLs

500

As more opportunities move online, this gap can leave people without reliable access at a disadvantage 

Digital Divide
500

A user uploads a video to YouTube, receives comments, and shares it with others. Using the distinction between the internet and the Web, explain which technology provides the underlying network and which allows the user to access and interact with the content.

The internet provides the underlying network that carries the data, while the WWW provides the webpages and web-based platform through which the user accesses and interacts with the video

500

Over 80% of top websites use these tools to follow users across different websites and build profiles based on their online activity

Cross-site tracking scripts

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