This document explains the different parts of a web address. It begins by explaining that "http://" stands for the Hypertext Transfer Protocol and helps locate the web page. It then explains that "www" stands for the World Wide Web and indicates the page is on the world wide web. The next section like "cnn" is the name of the specific webpage or website. The domain name, like ".com", tells where the page is registered and the type of site. Common domain names are ".com" for commercial sites, ".edu" for education, ".org" for organizations, and ".gov" for government sites. Sometimes there is a slash and additional text after the domain name to indicate a specific page within the site.
3. http://www.cnn.com
2. www stands for World Wide Web
This means that the page you are
looking for is somewhere on the
World Wide Web.
4. http://www.cnn.com
3. The next section, which is cnn, is
the name of the webpage or
website. It is flanked by dots,
which separate if from other
sections of the web address.
5. http://www.cnn.com
4. .com is the domain name
This tells where the web page is
registered, and often tells you what
kind of website it is.
6. Other common domain names:
.com - means that you are looking at
commercial site, or a site that someone
has paid to use
.edu - sites for educational institutions
.org - sites belonging to organizations
.gov - sites sponsored by local state, or
federal governments
7. http://www.cnn.com/WORLD
Sometimes, there will be a slash (/)
following the domain name. For
instance: http://www.cnn.com/WORLD.
The / followed by another word or words
lets you know that you are going to a
different area or page on that website. In
this example, you will be taken to the
World News page on CNN’s web site.
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Assignment: (by Pair)
In a short bond paper, create your webpage design.
It can be a site about places in the country,
environment awareness, physical fitness/health,
gadgets, pets, favorite cartoons, fashion, etc.
Submission is on Monday – March 11, 2013
Computerized or hand drawn is accepted.
Reminder:
Fourth Periodical Examination of TLE-ICT – 2nd year
March 11-12, 2013 – check your schedule posted outside
the ICT LAB1