 |  Inline/Online: Fundamentals of the Internet and the World Wide Web, 2/e Raymond Greenlaw,
Armstrong Atlantic State University
Ellen Hepp,
The University of New Hampshire
The World Wide Web
Chapter 4 Exercises- Many people find surfing the Web fun and entertaining. In your
own words, try to explain why people find the Web so fascinating. (section 4.2, problem 1)
- Describe your strategy for organizing bookmarks. Is it effective? How could you improve it? (section 4.3, problem 6)
- Have you ever received a message like “plug-in not found,” or something similar? What options did you have at that point? (section 4.3, problem 10)
- As of today, how many people use Navigator as compared to
Internet Explorer? Cite your source. (section 4.3, problem 20)
- List three important similarities between off-line and on-line writing styles. (section 4.4, problem 21)
- Create a Web page outlining the rules of your favorite board
game. Among other things, use various heading tags. (section 4.5, problem 27)
- List three management tasks that an ongoing Web presentation might require. Elaborate on each one. (section 4.5, problem 35)
- Does your school or organization have a listing of Web pages
where you can register yours? If so, describe the registration
procedure. If you would like, register your page with them. (section 4.6, problem 36)
- Find two Web pages:
- One that uses images but displays effectively using either a
graphical browser or a text-based browser. Provide the URL
of the Web page and discuss why the page works.
- One that does not display well using Lynx. Provide its URL
and describe how the page could be modified to make it
suitable for viewing with a text-based browser.
(section 4.7, problem 39)
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