Group Discussion: WWW History
Students will work in groups to answer questions in a Wiki about WWW history. If you did not work before with Moodle Wikis, see this small video (3:36 min.) on the Wiki activity page.
Each group will answer the following questions:
- On the internet, nothing new is created if it can be reused from existing technologies. To prove this sentence, find 2 technologies from the WWW that reused technologies from pre-existing standards. For each:
- What and how was it reused?
- What were the advantages of reusing older technologies?
- In your opinion, could they have used something different? Yes or No. Justify your answer.
- Browser Wars. Companies fought wars to control the WWW technologies.
- Do you agree with the narrative for the browser wars presented in the video?
- Why?
- Point out and explain 2 facts or situations that support your point of view (discuss them separately).
Each group has to choose:
- Coordinator: To coordinate the discussions and group activities. He also has to control the time to ensure the group posts its results on time.
- Editor: To write down the group's contents to the wiki.
Each group has to create a wiki page to write the group members' names, USP numbers, and answers to the questions. A group may divide the two questions among two subgroups, but, in this case, it is recommended that you reserve some time for each subgroup to review the other's text.
TCP
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Modified: 21 March 2025, 9:13 AM User: Clara Ernesto de Carvalho → CE
A espinha dorsal da World Wide Web é o protocolo de transferência de HyperTexto (HTTP) e o HTTP sempre utiliza o Protocolo de Controle de Transmissão (TCP) que oferece uma maneira organizada e confiável de entregar um fluxo de bytes, contando com mecanismos de detecção de erros.