World Wide Web Resources 
Internet Presentation The Internet Presentation consists of series of Power Point slides on different Internet related topics. The application provides a list of topics which permits one to select the topic one wish to view. Following topics are covered in the presentation. Internet-Introduction Internet-Advanced E-mail-Introduction E-mail-Advanced FTP-Advanced Telnet-Introduction Newsgroups-Introduction WWW-Introduction WWW-Advanced Interesting bookmarks Government Procurement Sites Each of the above topic is broken into sub topics for ease of viewing. Contact/Availability: Cleveland ECRC 2415 Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115 Phone: (800) 991-3272, (216) 987-3212 E-mail: noreen.melton@camp.org http://www.ecrc.camp.org/ Price: None Medium: Software Minimum hardware requirements: 80386Sx processor or higher, Mouse, MS-DOS version 3.1 or higher, Microsoft Windows version 3.0 or higher running in 386 enhanced mode, VGA or higher resolution, 4 MB RAM or more, 4 MB of disk space. The Essential Internet On-line The Essential Internet On-line is an on-line tutorial which provides a good introduction to the concepts of Internet, World Wide Web, E-mail, Netiquette, Newsgroups, etc. It has good hotlinks to other web sites on these topics. Contact/Availability: A Paradesa Media Publication http://www.paradesa.com/teionline/home/home.html Price: None Medium: WWW Zen and the Art of the Internet, A Beginner's Guide, 1992, Brendan P. Kehoe This book is intended to introduce a user to the benefits and facilities available through Internet. It serves as a reference piece, which someone can easily grab on the fly and look something up. Also, it forms a foundation from which people can explore the vast expanse of the Internet. Contact/Availability: Brendon P. Kehoe, email: brenden@cs.widener.edu The complete document is available on-line at http://www.cs.indiana.edu/docproject/zen/zen-1.0_html An Overview of the World Wide Web The on-line seminar has been developed to demystify the web. It also shows examples (hotlinks) of the technical, business related, government financial, etc. information available on the web. It also describes how the web works and pass on some hints on how to use the web. Contact/Availability: WebMaster Magazines web page-This is an on-line seminar at http://www.cio.com/WebMaster/sem2_web.html Price: None Medium: WWW A Guide to Cyberspace: Entering the World Wide Web Kevin Hughes The guide provides a good introduction to the concepts of World Wide Web. Contact/Availability: Kevin Hughes Enterprise Integration Technologies 459 Hamilton Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301 Tel: (415)617-8000-Fax: (415)617-8019 The complete document is available on-line at http://www.eit.com/web/www.guide/ Price: None Medium: WWW http://www.commerce.net/
Within the past two years, the Internet has emerged
as a fundamental information medium and has created much enthusiasm,
from Wall Street to Main Street. Our sociological and economic
structure is being rewritten, the corporate world is dramatically
realigning its strategies, and individuals are showing a long-inhibited
eagerness to explore. Nothing less. The Internet and the countless
possibilities associated with the Internet are quickly reshaping
the way we conduct business, and redefining the way we relate
to one another. It has however left individuals, organizations
and corporations with many more questions than answers.
CommerceNet and Nielsen Media Research teamed up
in 1995 to answer many of these questions. The initiative called
for an initial Internet Demographics Survey and a Recontact Survey
six months down the road. The initial Survey was designed to assess
the dimension of the new medium in terms of personal Access and
Usage patterns, while the objective for the Recontact Survey was
to identify behavioral changes over time. All contents Copyright © 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 CommerceNet.
http://www-iwi.unisg.ch/iwi4/cc/genpubs/ecintro.html, or with frames, www.premenos.com standards -> papers The Strategic Potential of Electronic Commerce - An Introduction for Beginners Stefan Klein Institute for Information Management University of St.Gallen, Switzerland http://www-iwi.unisg.ch/index.html Abstract Currently we are confronted with a confusing multitude of buzzwords and phrases. The goal of this talk is therefore to provide an introduction into the most important concepts like electronic commerce, EDI and EDIFACT and to relate them to the developments around the Internet. Evidence will be given that supports the forecast that electronic commerce will increasingly proliferate and a few strategic options will be presented and discussed. 1 Buzzwords and perspectives: Current trends in EDI, Electronic Commerce, Electronic Markets 2 Current trends in electronic commerce 3 Strategic business potential and challenges http://ftp.sterling.com/edi/FAQ.html is a list of frequently asked questions about doing EDI on the Internet. http://www.rhythm.com/~bpowell/Atlas/realAtlasHome.html
Chapter 1: Welcome to Web-World
Before the Web
Chapter 2: Cursing Down the Web
Plugging In
Chapter 3: Web Technology: Pay Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain
URIs, URLs, and URNs: A Rose by Any Other Name...
Appendix: Where to Find World Wide Web Resources, Browsers,
and Internet Providers
Stand-Alone Browsers
http://www.matisse.net/files/glossary.html
A comprehensive glossary of terms related to the Internet and
the World Wide Web, Copyright © 1994-96 by Internet Literacy
Consultants(tm) http://www.cio.com/WebMaster/sem2_home.html
If you have been doing some surfing and finding all sorts of interesting
things on the Web - but you are not quite sure how it all works
- this is the place for you! We have prepared this online 'seminar'
to help demystify the Web. We will show you some of the information
available on the Web, describe how the Web works, and pass on
some hints on how to use the Web. And where we can we'll provide
links to other places where you can get more information. The
topics are:
Why the Web is Important
Copyright 1996, CIO Communications.
http://www.commerce.net/
Within the past two years, the Internet has emerged
as a fundamental information medium and has created much enthusiasm,
from Wall Street to Main Street. Our sociological and economic
structure is being rewritten, the corporate world is dramatically
realigning its strategies, and individuals are showing a long-inhibited
eagerness to explore. Nothing less. The Internet and the countless
possibilities associated with the Internet are quickly reshaping
the way we conduct business, and redefining the way we relate
to one another. It has however left individuals, organizations
and corporations with many more questions than answers.
CommerceNet and Nielsen Media Research teamed up
in 1995 to answer many of these questions. The initiative called
for an initial Internet Demographics Survey and a Recontact Survey
six months down the road. The initial Survey was designed to assess
the dimension of the new medium in terms of personal Access and
Usage patterns, while the objective for the Recontact Survey was
to identify behavioral changes over time.
All contents Copyright © 1994, 1995, 1996,
1997 CommerceNet.
http://www-iwi.unisg.ch/iwi4/cc/genpubs/ecintro.html, or with frames, www.premenos.com standards -> papers The Strategic Potential of Electronic Commerce - An Introduction for Beginners Stefan Klein Institute for Information Management University of St.Gallen, Switzerland http://www-iwi.unisg.ch/index.html Abstract Currently we are confronted with a confusing multitude of buzzwords and phrases. The goal of this talk is therefore to provide an introduction into the most important concepts like electronic commerce, EDI and EDIFACT and to relate them to the developments around the Internet. Evidence will be given that supports the forecast that electronic commerce will increasingly proliferate and a few strategic options will be presented and discussed. 1 Buzzwords and perspectives: Current trends in EDI, Electronic Commerce, Electronic Markets 2 Current trends in electronic commerce 3 Strategic business potential and challenges http://ftp.sterling.com/edi/FAQ.html is a list of frequently asked questions about doing EDI on the Internet. Analysis guide for determining likely impact of a new EC-related technology on specified business processes. Appendix I of AIAG's EDI Project Planner Contact/Availability: Automotive Industry Action Group 26200 Lahser Road, Suite 200 Southfield, MI 48034 Phone: (810) 358-3570-Fax: (810) 358-3253 http://www.aiag.org/ Price: $80.00 (For complete EDI Project Planner) Medium: Book http://www.rhythm.com/~bpowell/Atlas/realAtlasHome.html
Chapter 1: Welcome to Web-World
Before the Web
Chapter 2: Cursing Down the Web
Plugging In
Chapter 3: Web Technology: Pay Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain
URIs, URLs, and URNs: A Rose by Any Other Name...
Appendix: Where to Find World Wide Web Resources, Browsers,
and Internet Providers
Stand-Alone Browsers
http://ftp.sterling.com/edi/FAQ.html is a list of frequently asked questions about doing EDI on the Internet. Assessment checklists to determine an organization's ability to manage change. Appendices B - F of AIAG's EDI Project Planner. B: Assessing ability to determine business objectives C: Assessing ability to use teams D: Ability to use lever of change E: Assessing coordination F: Assessing ability to implement metrics Contact/Availability: Automotive Industry Action Group 26200 Lahser Road, Suite 200 Southfield, MI 48034 Phone: (810) 358-3570-Fax: (810) 358-3253 http://www.aiag.org/ Price: $80.00 (For complete EDI Project Planner) Medium: Book Detailed checklist of action items in implementing EC related technologies. Appendix G of AIAG's EDI Project Planner. Focus is on EDI, but most of the steps are relevant to all the forms of EC. Forty items fall into four sections:
Contact/Availability: Automotive Industry Action Group 26200 Lahser Road, Suite 200 Southfield, MI 48034 Phone: (810) 358-3570-Fax: (810) 358-3253 http://www.aiag.org/ Price: $80.00 (For complete EDI Project Planner) Medium: Book http://www.rhythm.com/~bpowell/Atlas/realAtlasHome.html
Chapter 1: Welcome to Web-World
Before the Web
Chapter 2: Cursing Down the Web
Plugging In
Chapter 3: Web Technology: Pay Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain
URIs, URLs, and URNs: A Rose by Any Other Name...
Appendix: Where to Find World Wide Web Resources, Browsers,
and Internet Providers
Stand-Alone Browsers
http://ftp.sterling.com/edi/FAQ.html is a list of frequently asked questions about doing EDI on the Internet. Assessment checklists to determine an organization's ability to manage change. Appendices B - F of AIAG's EDI Project Planner. B: Assessing ability to determine business objectives C: Assessing ability to use teams D: Ability to use lever of change E: Assessing coordination F: Assessing ability to implement metrics Contact/Availability: Automotive Industry Action Group 26200 Lahser Road, Suite 200 Southfield, MI 48034 Phone: (810) 358-3570-Fax: (810) 358-3253 http://www.aiag.org/ Price: $80.00 (For complete EDI Project Planner) Medium: Book Detailed checklist of action items in implementing EC related technologies. Appendix G of AIAG's EDI Project Planner. Focus is on EDI, but most of the steps are relevant to all the forms of EC. Forty items fall into four sections:
Contact/Availability: Automotive Industry Action Group 26200 Lahser Road, Suite 200 Southfield, MI 48034 Phone: (810) 358-3570-Fax: (810) 358-3253 http://www.aiag.org/ Price: $80.00 (For complete EDI Project Planner) Medium: Book Detailed checklists for managing technology implementation. Focus on EDI, but most items useful for any EC related technology. Appendices R - T of AIAG's EDI Project Planner. R: Pilot implementation checklist (9 general categories, 36 specific issues) S: Key production implementation points (6 general issues, 29 specific issues) T: EDI implementation master checklist (Major sections: Strategy, Change Management, Business Planning, Technical Planning, Application Development/Integration, Supply Base Review, Selection, and Agreements, Pilot Implementation, Production Implementation, Continuing Support and Process Improvement) http://www.rhythm.com/~bpowell/Atlas/realAtlasHome.html
Chapter 1: Welcome to Web-World
Before the Web
Chapter 2: Cursing Down the Web
Plugging In
Chapter 3: Web Technology: Pay Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain
URIs, URLs, and URNs: A Rose by Any Other Name...
Appendix: Where to Find World Wide Web Resources, Browsers,
and Internet Providers
Stand-Alone Browsers
http://ftp.sterling.com/edi/FAQ.html is a list of frequently asked questions about doing EDI on the Internet. http://www.rhythm.com/~bpowell/Atlas/realAtlasHome.html
Chapter 1: Welcome to Web-World
Before the Web
Chapter 2: Cursing Down the Web
Plugging In
Chapter 3: Web Technology: Pay Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain
URIs, URLs, and URNs: A Rose by Any Other Name...
Appendix: Where to Find World Wide Web Resources, Browsers,
and Internet Providers
Stand-Alone Browsers
http://ftp.sterling.com/edi/FAQ.html is a list of frequently asked questions about doing EDI on the Internet. http://www.rhythm.com/~bpowell/Atlas/realAtlasHome.html
Chapter 1: Welcome to Web-World
Before the Web
Chapter 2: Cursing Down the Web
Plugging In
Chapter 3: Web Technology: Pay Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain
URIs, URLs, and URNs: A Rose by Any Other Name...
Appendix: Where to Find World Wide Web Resources, Browsers,
and Internet Providers
Stand-Alone Browsers
Copyright Fundamentals "In order to avoid the rocky shoals of copyright infringement, the net surfer is well served by an understanding of the basic tenets of copyright law. This section covers the basics of the ubiquitous copyright notice, what copyright protects, and how long it lasts." The Copyright Notice What does Copyright protect? How long does Copyright protection last? How to Register a Copyright with the Copyright Office Contact/Availability: http://www.benedict.com/fund.htm#fund Price: None (on-line information) Medium: WWW FAQ about Today's Cryptography, Version 3.0, RSA Laboratories This document is the third version of RSA Laboratories' popular, Frequently Asked Questions About Today's Cryptography. Completely revised and updated, it covers twice as many questions as the second version, which was published in September 1993. Contact/Availability: RSA Laboratories 100 Marine Parkway, Suite 500 Redwood City, CA 94065-1031 USA Phone: (415)595-7703-Fax: (415)595-4126 The document is available for downloading in PDF format at http://www.rsa.com/rsalabs/faq/ Copyright Fundamentals "In order to avoid the rocky shoals of copyright infringement, the net surfer is well served by an understanding of the basic tenets of copyright law. This section covers the basics of the ubiquitous copyright notice, what copyright protects, and how long it lasts." The Copyright Notice What does Copyright protect? How long does Copyright protection last? How to Register a Copyright with the Copyright Office Contact/Availability: http://www.benedict.com/fund.htm#fund Price: None (on-line information) Medium: WWW FAQ about Today's Cryptography, Version 3.0, RSA Laboratories This document is the third version of RSA Laboratories' popular, Frequently Asked Questions About Today's Cryptography. Completely revised and updated, it covers twice as many questions as the second version, which was published in September 1993. Contact/Availability: RSA Laboratories 100 Marine Parkway, Suite 500 Redwood City, CA 94065-1031 USA Phone: (415)595-7703-Fax: (415)595-4126 The document is available for downloading in PDF format at http://www.rsa.com/rsalabs/faq/ Domain Name Registration Domain Name Registration provides a thorough overview of considerations involved in making informed decisions with regard to registration policies. Topics covered include registration of management domains, the status of U.S. and worldwide registrations, and the identification of selected registration problems and solutions. Contact/Availability: Electronic Messaging Association 1655 North Fort Myer Drive, Suite 850 Arlington, VA 22209 E-Mail: info@ema.org Phone: 703/524-5550-Fax: 703/524-5558 http://www.ema.org:/html/pubs/pubwhite.htm "Should Your Company Have a Web Site?," Julie Bort, pp. 55-58, Client/Server Computing, September 1995 The Copyright Website This site endeavors to provide real world, practical and relevant copyright information of interest to infonauts, netsurfers, webspinners, content providers, musicians, appropriationists, activists, infringers, outlaws, and law abiding citizens. Launched on May Day 95, this site seeks to encourage discourse and invite solutions to the myriad of copyright tangles that currently permeate the Web; The Copyright Website strives to lubricate the machinations of information delivery. Contact/Availability: http://www.benedict.com/ http://www.commerce.net/
Within the past two years, the Internet has emerged
as a fundamental information medium and has created much enthusiasm,
from Wall Street to Main Street. Our sociological and economic
structure is being rewritten, the corporate world is dramatically
realigning its strategies, and individuals are showing a long-inhibited
eagerness to explore. Nothing less. The Internet and the countless
possibilities associated with the Internet are quickly reshaping
the way we conduct business, and redefining the way we relate
to one another. It has however left individuals, organizations
and corporations with many more questions than answers.
CommerceNet and Nielsen Media Research teamed up
in 1995 to answer many of these questions. The initiative called
for an initial Internet Demographics Survey and a Recontact Survey
six months down the road. The initial Survey was designed to assess
the dimension of the new medium in terms of personal Access and
Usage patterns, while the objective for the Recontact Survey was
to identify behavioral changes over time.
All contents Copyright © 1994, 1995, 1996,
1997 CommerceNet.
http://ftp.sterling.com/edi/FAQ.html is a list of frequently asked questions about doing EDI on the Internet. http://www.rhythm.com/~bpowell/Atlas/realAtlasHome.html
Chapter 1: Welcome to Web-World
Before the Web
Chapter 2: Cursing Down the Web
Plugging In
Chapter 3: Web Technology: Pay Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain
URIs, URLs, and URNs: A Rose by Any Other Name...
Appendix: Where to Find World Wide Web Resources, Browsers,
and Internet Providers
Stand-Alone Browsers
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