MODULE 3 - Revise With Quiz
MODULE 3 - Revise With Quiz
Overview
The Internet is often referred to as an information superhighway that provides access to a vast
amount of information over the web. It can be defined in many ways; primarily, it is a
worldwide global system of interconnected computer networks.
Objectives
By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
Web 1.0 represents the early stage of the internet, primarily allowing users to read information.
It was characterized by static web pages that functioned as “information portals” using tables
for layout.
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Home Pages
Directories
Page Views
HTML/Portals
Disadvantages:
Web 2.0 describes a new generation of web services and applications emphasizing human
collaboration and user-generated content.
Users control their data and interact with pages (dynamic pages).
Focuses on collaboration and sharing via social media, blogging, and online
communities.
1. Social Networking: Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram allow
users to connect.
2. Blogs: Informal websites consisting of diary-style entries (e.g., WordPress, Blogger).
3. Wikis: Collaborative hypertext publications (e.g., Wikipedia, Wikibooks).
4. Video Sharing Sites: Platforms for uploading and sharing videos (e.g., YouTube, Vimeo).
Web 3.0, a term suggested by John Markoff, represents the next generation of the web, with
enhanced features that promote connectivity and intelligence.
Types of Websites:
Notable Figures: Vinton Gray Cerf, recognized as one of the "fathers of the Internet," shares
this title with Bob Kahn, co-developer of TCP/IP.
Instructions: Answer all questions to the best of your ability. Write your answers clearly in the
spaces provided.
a) Vinton Cerf
b) Tim Berners-Lee
c) Bob Kahn
d) John Markoff
a) Read-only pages
b) User-generated content and collaboration
c) Use of tables for layout
d) Limited interaction
a) Educational Websites
b) E-Commerce Websites
c) Portfolio Websites
d) Media Websites
Part B: True or False (1 point each)
11. Briefly explain the difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0.
12. Name and describe two major components of the Internet.
13. List three uses of the Internet in today’s generation.
14. What is the purpose of encryption on the Internet?
15. Describe the role of a web browser.
16. Discuss the evolution of the Internet from Web 1.0 to Web 3.0. Include key characteristics of
each stage and their impact on user interaction and content creation.
1. b) Tim Berners-Lee
2. b) A static web with read-only content
3. a) Interconnection and network
4. b) User-generated content and collaboration
5. b) E-Commerce Websites