By Kevin Hughes
Enterprise Integration Technologies
May 1994

Table of Contents

• What is the World-Wide Web?
• What is hypertext and hypermedia?
  • Hypermedia Examples
• What is the Internet?
• How was the Web created?
• How popular is the Web?
  • A Case Study - Honolulu Community College
  • The Popularity of Other Web Sites
  • Who Travels the Web?
  • Why Is The Web So Popular?
• What does the Web look like?
• What is Mosaic?
• What can Mosaic do?
• What is available on the Web?
• How does the Web work?
  • HTML - The Hypertext Markup Language
  • About Uniform Resource Locators
• What software is available?
• How can I get more information?
  • Browsers Accessible by telnet
  • General Web Information
  • Information on HTML and HTTP
  • Information and Reports on Multimedia and Hypermedia
  • Obtaining Web Browsers and Servers
• Interesting Places on the Web
  • Commercial Sites
  • Country Sites
  • Educational Sites
  • Interactive Sites
  • Legal Information and Government Sites
  • Literature
  • Museums and Art
  • Music and Audio
  • Organizations
• Appendix A: A Hypermedia Timeline
• Index/Glossary

• Version and Distribution Information