Weaving a Web for electronic information services
Fred Kwakkel
The World Wide Web, a wide-area hyper-media information retrieval
initiative from CERN aiming to give universal access to a large
universe of documents, is expanding. Many universities, research
centers and companies around the globe are in the process of offering
their electronic information services through this World Wide
Web. Examples of such services are project information files, on-line
telephone directories and electronics versions of research
publications and PR brochures.
To enable system administrators and system managers to contribute to
the World Wide Web and provide a hyper-media interface to their
electronic information services, I explain in this talk how to set up
and maintain a World Wide Web server, and how to create a netwerk of
hypertext documents to provide users with an uniform interface to
different electronic information services with the additional value of
hyper text navigation and hyper media presentation.