ICS 1C Summer 1996: References

• Text = The World Wide Web Unleashed 1996 (third edition) by John December and Neil Randall, 1995, Sams Publishing (Indianapolis, Indiana, USA), ISBN 1-57521-040-1.
• As We May Think,V. Bush, 1945. -- ECC (#1). Also, hypertext version
  Also of interest here: Critique of a Technology
• World-Wide Web Home and World Wide Web FAQ
• ``What Does W3 Define?'' according to ``The World-Wide Web,'' by T. Berners-Lee, R. Cailliau, et al., Communications of the ACM, v.37, No.8, Aug 1994, pp. 76-82.
• Dictionary of Hypertext Terms
• URLs and Locating Resources on the Web
• URN = Uniform Resource Name
• HTML References
  • A Simple Example of HTML and how it looks in plain (``ASCII'') text.
  • NCSA's Beginner's Guide to HTML
  • Michael Grobe's University of Kansas HTML Quick Reference (10/11/95)
  • John December's Basic HTML
    
  • Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) Home Page from the W3 Consortium.
  • Otmar Lendl's List of HTML tags
  • Eamonn Sullivan's Crash course on writing documents for the Web
  • University of Toronto's HTML Documentation
  • James Powell's Introduction to HTML.
  • Composing Good HTML by James ``Eric'' Tilton
• HTML Forms, a specialized and (``advanced'') part of HTML
  • Sample Form, how it looks as plaintext., and how it is processed.
    Suggested by a similar, simpler example from Introduction to HTML by Ian S. Graham.
  • "Diagrams" of Web Client-Server Interaction
  • University of Kansas's ``Instantaneous Introduction to HTML Forms.'' (UCI Copy for ICS 1C).
  • NCSA Forms Overview
• ``Advanced Educational Uses of the World-Wide Web'' by Bertrand Ibrahim and Stephen Franklin.
• Copyright and the Web
  • Web Law FAQ
  • ``The Copyright Grab'', Pamela Samuelson, Wired, January, 1996.
    This paper is also available elsewhere
  • ``Legally Speaking: The NII Intellectual Property Report'', Communications of the ACM, December, 1995.
• Searching the Web
  • ``Spiders and Worms and Crawlers, Oh My: Searching on the World Wide Web'', Ann Eagan and Laura Bender.
  • Understanding and Comparing Web Search Tools from Karen Campbel, Bush Library, Hamline University.
  • ``Best search engines for finding scientific information in the Net'' Alexander Lebedev, Moscow State University.
  • The MetaCrawler and
    Multi-Service Search and Comparison Using the MetaCrawler
  • Franklin's Links to Web Searchers

• Full Documentation Directory Listing.