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1 Technology In Action 1
2 Technology In Action Chapter 3 Using the Internet: Making the Most of the Web s Resources 2
3 Topics Internet basics Internet data Internet service providers Web browsers URLs Hyperlinks 3
4 More Topics Search engines and subject directories Internet communications E-commerce Internet multimedia The Internet s future 4
5 The Internet: The Basics Origin of the Internet The Web vs. the Internet Clients and servers Connecting to the Internet 5
6 The Origin of the Internet ARPANET: Advanced Research Projects Agency Network Funded by the US Government in the 1960s Allowed computers at leading universities and research organizations to communicate with each other over great distances 6
7 The Internet vs. The Web Internet part of the system that is primarily hardware infrastructure (telecommunications, routers, servers, disk drives, etcetera) Web - part of the system that contains intellectual property in many multimedia formats (test files, graphic files, sound files, video files, etcetera): the means to access the Internet. INTERNET WWW 7
8 Client and Server Client computer: Users connect to the Internet Request data and Web pages Server computers Store Web pages and data Return the requested data to the client Server Client 8
9 Connecting to the Internet Dial-up connections: Uses standard telephone line Least costly connection Requires a modem Modulate: converts digital signals the computer can understand to analog signals that can travel over the phone line. Demodulate Slowest connection speed (56kbps) 9
10 Broadband Connections Digital Subscriber Lines Faster than dial-up Upstream (16Kbps -640kbps) Downstream (1.5 Mbps 9 Mbps) ADSL: asymmetrical DSL SDSL: same upload and download speed. Requires special DSL modem DSL modem 10
11 Broadband Connections Cable: Uses TV coaxial cable Fast connection speed (300kbps 4mbps) Speed depends on number of users Not available in all areas Requires a cable modem Coaxial cable 11
12 Satellite Connections Uses a satellite dish and coaxial cable Download speed 500kbps Upload speed 100kbps Signal is affected by location and weather 12
13 Comparing Internet Connection Options Connectio n Option Maximum Upload Data Transfer Rate (approximate) Maximum Download Data Transfer Rate (approximate) Dial-Up 56kbps 56kbps DSL (ADSL) 300 kbps 1 Mbps DSL (SDSL) 1.5mbps 1.5mbps Cable 500 kbps 6 mbps Satellite 100kbps 400kbps 13
14 Internet Service Providers ISP: Internet service provider Provide user access to the Internet National, regional or local companies OSP: Online service provider Provide online proprietary content as well as Internet access AOL, CompuServe, MSN 14
15 Choosing an ISP Factors to consider: Customer service Local access numbers options Cost Trial period 15
16 Navigating the Web: Web Browsers Computer software Graphical Enables Web navigation Popular browsers: Internet Explorer Netscape Navigator Mozilla (firefox) 16
17 Browser Toolbars 17
18 Getting Around the Web Web sites URLs Hyperlinks Favorites and Bookmarks 18
19 Web Sites Web site: Collection of related Web pages First page known as Home or Index page Web page: HTML document Text and graphics Unique address Hyperlinks Home page Related pages 19
20 URL URL: Uniform Resource Locator Unique Web page address Protocol identifies the means of access Domain name contains the host and toplevel domain Path identifies the subdirectories within the Web site URL Pages/cartoons/ 20
21 Current Top-Level Domains.aero.biz.com.coop.edu.gov.info.mil.museum.name.net.org.pro Members of the air transport industry Businesses Can be used by anyone Cooperative associations Degree granting institutions United States government Information service providers United States military Museums Individuals Networking organizations Organizations (often nonprofits) Credentialed professionals 21
22 Hyperlinks Provide access to other Web pages Specially coded text or graphics Cursor becomes a hand with finger pointing upward 22
23 Favorites and Bookmarks List created of favorite Web pages Easy method of returning to Web pages Internet Explorer uses Favorites Netscape uses Bookmarks 23
24 Tabbed Browsing Found on Firefox and Safari browsers. Not available on Internet Explorer Multiple pages in same browser window 24
25 Search Engines User keys word or phrase in search box Spider or Web Crawler program scans web pages Results are indexed and sent to the client 25
26 Subject Directories Web pages organized by topics and subtopics 26
27 Evaluating Web Sites Who is the author of the article or Web site sponsor? What audience is the site geared toward? Is the site biased? Is the information current? Are links available? 27
28 Communicating Through the Internet Weblogs Chat rooms Instant messaging Newsgroups 28
29 Electronic mail Primary means of communication accounts Client-based Web-based Spam Prevention 29
30 Weblogs Known as blogs Personal logs or journal entries posted on the Web Available to the public 30
31 Chat Rooms Real time text based conversations Rooms focus on specific topics or interests Identity protection Username 31
32 Instant Messaging Real time text based conversations Set up a list of contacts Buddy list Contacts must be online IM software detects presence Example: AOL Instant Messenger 32
33 Newsgroups Online discussion forums Post and reply to messages 33
34 Online Annoyances Spam electronic junk mail Pop-ups intrusive advertising Cookies tracking user s browsing habits Spyware Programs that collect data from a user s computer Phishing and Hoaxes Ruses to fool and maybe steal from users. 34
35 Spam Junk Spam filters Anti-spam practices 35
36 Pop-ups Usually advertising Pop-up automatically Pop-up blockers 36
37 Cookies Text files stored on client computers when visiting Web sites Used on return visits to Web sites Unique ID number Personal information remembered Privacy risk Selling information 37
38 Spyware Added as a program piggybacked with a requested program Gathers information, usually about surfing habits Anti-virus software doesn t detect it Anti-spyware programs are required 38
39 Phishing and Hoaxes Phishing is a phony communication Attempts to scam someone into sending vital information Hoaxes are attempts to scam people into sending money, or join a chain letter. 39
40 Conducting Business Over the Internet E-Commerce: Electronic commerce Business-to-consumer (B2C) Business-to-business (B2B) Consumer-to-consumer (C2C) Secure transactions B2B E-commerce Suppliers Manufacturer Retailer 40
41 Web Entertainment Multimedia: Involves forms of media and text Graphics Audio Video Streaming audio and video: deliver on-demand pictures and sounds without downloading the whole file. Plug-in: built-in program and automatically loads 41
42 Future of the Internet Large Scale Networking (LSN): Research and development of cutting-edge networking and wireless technologies Internet2: Project sponsored by universities, government, and industry to develop new Internet technologies Internet2 backbone supports transmission speeds of 10 Gbps 42
43 Chapter 3 Summary Question 1 What is the origin of the Internet? 43
44 Chapter 3 Summary Question 2 How does data travel on the Internet? 44
45 Chapter 3 Summary Question 3 What are my options for connecting to the Internet? 45
46 Chapter 3 Summary Question 4 How do I choose an Internet service provider? 46
47 Chapter 3 Summary Question 5 What is a Web browser? 47
48 Chapter 3 Summary Question 6 What is a URL and what are its parts? 48
49 Chapter 3 Summary Question 7 How can I use hyperlinks and other tools to get around the Web? 49
50 Chapter 3 Summary Question 8 How do I search the Internet using search engines and subject directories? 50
51 Chapter 3 Summary Question 9 How can I communicate through the Internet? 51
52 Chapter 3 Summary Question 10 What is e-commerce? 52
53 What are cookies? Chapter 3 Summary Question 11 53
54 Chapter 3 Summary Question 12 What are the various kinds of Multimedia? 54
55 Chapter 3 Summary Question 13 What does the Internet of the future look like? 55
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