Who Invented the Web?

It is received wisdom that Tim Berners-Lee invented the Web; but there is a lot more technology and historical context that plays a part.

BLOODHOUND@University web portal

BLOODHOUND@University web portal hosted by the University of the West of England Bristol.

The Web Social

Sociology of the Internet and the Sociology of the Web

Web 2.0 for Creatives

Lecture on web 2.0 and its impact and use for creative thinkers/artists.

Voices for writing essays, reports, web pages, blogs etc.

Looks at the different ways we write for different audiences.

Communities and the Web

What is a social network? How does an online community differ from a real world community? See also: Anne Hornsby, 'Surfing the net for community: a Durkheimian analysis of electronic gatherings' ch.3 in Peter Kivisto (ed.) Illuminating Social Life (3rd ed 2005). Libr ref HM51KIV. Graham Crow and Catherine Maclean, 'Community' in Geoff Payne (ed.) Social Divisions (2nd ed. 2006) HM821PAY.

Web 2.0. What is it - and is it any different?

Looks at what Web 2.0 is, - people, business and technology and questions whether this is simply a continuation of Web 1.0

Mapping the Web

Different attempts to 'map' different aspects of the web. How do you impose some sort of high level understanding onto the Web Graph?

Using EndNote Web

This is a handout to describe how to use EndNote Web v2.7. It is focused on the BioMedical area and covers linking to PubMed, Web of Knowledge, other bibliographic providers (OVID and EBSCO) and searching for book information. The notes include how to use Word 2003 and Word 2007

Web 3.0

INFO2009 Web 3.0 presentation powerpoint

Posters for Web Science DTC Industrial Day

These posters were created by Web Science MSc and PhD students as a discussion point with representatives from the DTC Industrial Advisory Group.