What is Web Technologies

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The way that computers communicate with each other through markup languages and multimedia packages. Learn more in: The Collaborative Digital Content Library Fostering Faculty Members' Collaboratively Building Learning Sources

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The set of all instruments that allows people to use the Web and its protocols for improving communication and acquiring information. These are based on hardware, which are mostly networks of computers, and software resources, which are mostly Web servers using the HTTP protocol for communicating, interfaced with RDBMS (relational data base management systems). Learn more in: Between Tradition and Innovation in ICT and Teaching

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All technologies based on any effective computer network (Local Area Network, Wide Area Network) that make it possible for different computers to communicate and share resources. Learn more in: ICT Eases Inclusion in Education

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A very general definition including both the basic instruments for the creation of dynamic Web sites (Web server software, interface language, database instruments) and the instruments marking the evolution of the Web towards Web 2.0 (social-networking sites, wikis and folksonomies) and Web 3.0 (Semantic Web, Geospatial Web or 3D Web). Learn more in: The Open Catalogue of Manuscripts in the Malatestiana Library

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Mode of communication between or among interconnected computers using hypertext markup languages and other multimedia applications. Learn more in: Prospects and Challenges of Web 3.0 Technologies Application in the Provision of Library Services