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    Will the Web Kill Colleges?

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    paper will contain an analysis of Zephyr Teachout’s (2009) article‚ “Will the Web Kill Colleges”. The author discusses the implications online education is having on traditional brick and mortar institutions. The analysis will include information that supports and challenges the author’s perspectives on the future of our education systems. The argument and theory is then transcended to the analysis of implications the web is having on “Big Box” retailer‚ Best Buy. The analysis will conclude with a

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    Modern Web Browsers: Evolution and History Abdullahi Salihu Abubakar (Baban Sadiq) salihuabdu@yahoo.com; 08034592444 http://my-tech-tutorials.blogspot.com Introduction: Web browsers are the gateway to the cyber space. You must own a browser on your computer in order to browse any page on the Internet. What then‚ you may ask‚ are web browsers? A web browser (or “browser”‚ for short) is any computer program or application that is responsible for launching a computer user onto the Internet

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    Research 3: Comparing Web Applications Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is what enables an application to run on a web server and packages it into a website form that people can access. This is an older technology that has many flaws but served a purpose for a significant period of time. The major downside to CGI is that each individual person that logs on has a program ran just for them. This creates a lot of overhead and is not very efficient. The major security flaw is that you’re allowing

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    Life Before the Web

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    Life before the World Wide Web versus life after the World Wide Web How was life for us before the World Wide Web versus after the World Wide Web? It seems that we have grown so accustomed to the World Wide Web; it is as if we never had to do with out it. We have to really think hard as to some of the things we did before the introduction of the World Wide Web. The things we did that we no longer do are pilling up on us more and more. The past now seems like a distant memory‚ although our time

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    Web Design Report

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    page 21 Introduction Purpose The purpose of this website was for a web development based company showcase the web sites they have created‚ the services they offer‚ help and support for new and old clients and to display contact information. Another purpose for creating this website was to help increase the amount of clients that the web development company was getting. Creating this website also allowed me as a beginner web developer to further develop the skills that I have already acquired

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    Analyzing a Web Page

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    Analyzing a Web Page BSHS/352 Analyzing a Web Page When using the internet for research‚ you want your information from your sources to be reliable‚ persuasive and credible. You have to evaluate each source carefully for credibility. It is very important to enter the correct search information‚ or you might find yourself drowning in web pages and links that are not reliable or credible. As I researched sources for human services resources to analyze‚ I found a site on

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    Literary Analysis Essay: Gulliver’s Travels Gregg Poisel HUM 3000   Although the textbook uses only an excerpt from part one of the story‚ the author tells a tale that provides interesting perspectives and symbolism on humanity’s dichotomy of power and servitude. Using the first person narrative‚ Swift creates an odd empathy for the story’s hero‚ Lemuel Gulliver. In the rounding out of the protagonist‚ Swift creates a wholly relatable character for the reader: an unremarkably average man

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    The Web 2.0 Technologies

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    The Web 2.0 technologies A long time ago‚ our early human ancestors gathered around campfires‚ creating communal hearths of warmth and light and sense of public interaction. There they might tell stories‚ converse about the day’s events‚ perhaps engage in shamanistic rituals involving plants‚ music and dance‚ or simply gaze silently at the flames in collective meditation. Today‚ the fireplace in family’s living room shares its centralizing power with the television‚ around which we gather

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    Web Technology Notes

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    !doctype – (document type definition) describes markup language syntax html – contains the web page document head – contains information that describes things about the web page document title – text displays in title bar of window meta – describes the character encoding body – contains text and elements that display in the web page document Line Break element  Stand-alone tag  Called a void element in HTML5 ...text goes here This starts on a new line

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    Cvs - Web Strategy

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    Running head: CASE ANALYSIS – CVS: THE WEB STRATEGY Abstract CVS decided to expand its services by opening a Web -based drugstore. Initially‚ there were many doubts concerning how to do it “right”; building it from start‚ or acquisition were the options on hand. After studying the possibilities CVS decided to acquire Soma.com and gradually (less than 3 months) turn it into CVS.com. There were many challenges during the process: coordinating a bicoastal organization (Soma.com headquarters

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