Lecture

Discovering the Web

Description

This lecture delves into the basics of HTML tags, the distinction between markup and programming languages, and the creation of a webpage. It explores the origins of the web through Tim Berners-Lee's work and discusses how browsers locate specific webpages. The process of loading a webpage and the entities responsible for managing web access are also examined, followed by a hands-on simulation of a network using Scratch.

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Computer networks: Internet browsing

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