Refimprove date September 2009 Expand section This page needs to be completed with tools like HtmlUnit , HttpUnit and soapui . date February 2011 This is a list of Web testing tools , giving a general overview in terms of features. Main features Web testing tools may be classified based on different prerequisites that a user may require to test web applications mainly scripting requirements, GUI functionalities and browser compatibility. class wikitable sortable Web Testing ToolsWeb browser based model Scriptable Scripting Language Recorder Multiple domain Frames HTTPS rh Ranorex Ranorex Studio yes br Chrome, Firefox, Safari , IE yes C , VB.NET yes yes yes yes rh Selenium software Selenium yes yes Ruby, Java, PHP, Perl, Python, C , Groovy only Firefox yes rh Soatest SOAtest yes yes Python, JavaScript, Java yes yes yes yes rh TestComplete ref Cite web title Functional Testing of Web Applications url http smartbear.com products qa tools automated testing supported testing types web testing ref yes br IE, Firefox yes JScript, VBScript yes yes yes yes rh TOSCA Testsuite yes br IE, Firefox yes Java, C , VB6 yes yes yes yes rh WatiN yes br IE mainly, but closing fast on Firefox yes C , ability to run JavaScript from C calls IE FF yes yes rh Watir yes br IE, Firefox yes Ruby yes yes yes yes rh WebUI Test Studio yes br IE, Firefox, Safari yes C , VB.NET yes yes yes yes See also Portal Software Testing List of GUI testing tools HTTP Test Tool References reflist External links http www.softwareqatest.com qatweb1.html Web Site Test Tools and Site Management Tools http java source.net open source web testing tools Open Source Web Testing Tools in Java http www.qalinks.com Tools Automated Testing SQA Search.com list of automated tools https www.owasp.org index.php Appendix A Testing Tools OWASP list of Testing Tools DEFAULTSORT List Of Web Testing Tools Category Lists of software Web Testing Tools ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 UWE UML basedWeb Engineering is a software engineering approach for the development of Web application s. UWE provides a UML profile UML extension , a metamodel, model driven development process and tool support ArgoUWE for the systematic design of Web applications. UWE follows the separation of concerns building separate models for requirements, content, hypertext, presentation, process, adaptivity and architecture. The key aspects that distinguish UWE are reliance on OMG standards and an open source environment. See also Web engineering Web modeling External links http www.pst.ifi.lmu.de projekte uwe UWE site Category Unified Modeling Language es UWE UML uml stub ... more details
UWE UML basedWeb Engineering is a software engineering approach for the development of Web application s. UWE provides a UML profile UML extension , a metamodel, model driven development process and tool support for the systematic design of Web applications MagicUWE . UWE follows the separation of concerns building separate models for requirements, content, navigation, presentation, process, adaptation and architecture. The key aspects that distinguish UWE are reliance on OMG standards. Other possibilities WebML Web Modeling Language HDM RMM EORM OOHDM WSDM Araneus OO H UML WAE http wwwis.win.tue.nl hera Hera See also Web engineering Web modeling External links http uwe.pst.ifi.lmu.de UWE site Category Web development software Compu lang stub ... more details
2010 month March title A review of Webbased simulation and supporting tools journal Simulation Modelling ... function graph plotter for the use on websites OpenEpi webbased packet of tools for biostatistics Recursive ... wip.html A portfolio of public access and free webbased simulations http www.idsia.ch andrea sim simweb.html List of webbased simulation tools Andrea Emilio Rizzoli http www.crossmobi.com Web ...The term webbased simulation WBS emerged in 1996, and is typically used to denote the invocation of computer simulation services over the World Wide Web , specifically through a web browser . ref name ... Conceptual Framework Support for Distributed WebBased Simulation within the Higher Level Architecture ... Opper, J. M. title Investigating the Application of WebBased Simulation Principles within the Architecture ... Heavey, Cathal Byrne, P.J. title SIMCT An Application of WebBased Simulation. booktitle Proceedings ... A. coauthors Savory, P. Williams, R. title A Webbased Interface for Storing and Executing Simulation ... and computer exercises. In distance learning , webbased simulation may provide an alternative ... laborative equipment. In software engineering , webbased emulation allows application development ... s,. ref http speckyboy.com 2010 04 12 mobile web and app development testing and emulation tools Mobile Web and App Development Testing and Emulation Tools , Specky boy design magazine, April 12 .... Client side vs server side approaches Webbased simulation can take place either on the server side ... programmed tool for creating webbased The Sims like simulation games, and for teaching beginner ... with web interface, based on the Python programming language Python programming language Simulation123 a tool supporting webbased simulation documentation , a category of webbased simulation ... Simulation software Category Web applications Category Webbased Simulation Category Simulation ...?inc simulation2006 proceedings.htm ref Increasingly, the web is being looked upon as an environment ... more details
lead missing date May 2011 A Webbased slideshow is a slide show which can be played viewed or presented using a web browser . Some webbased slide shows are generated from presentation software and may ... show to be easily edited and changed. Compared to a fully fledged presentation program the webbased slide shows are usually limited in features. A webbased slide show is typically generated to or authored in HTML , JavaScript and CSS code files . Features A webbased slide show usually offers the following ... at a webbasedpresentation editor. Works for basic use, but no updates in over a year. It produces ... based Slideshow Prezi References Reflist Category Presentation software Category Web design ... to embed MathML. Speaker notes Advanced Allows to insert speaker notes. Embed web page Advanced Allows to embed, e.g. trough iframe element, a complete web page. Scroll bars may appear. Template based ..., font sizes, colors, background images, used logo etc. List of webbased slide shows Anchor List Slidifier ... github.com robflaherty html slideshow slideous A Lightweight HTML basedpresentation tool, inspired ..., requires Firefox 4 . jQuery Presentation A jQuery based slideshow system https github.com davist11 jQuery Presentation impress.js A presentation framework based on the power of CSS3 transforms and transitions .... No extra runtime environments Basic The slide show can run in web browser without having to download ... Based Slide Show System is an XHTML based file format for defining slideshows Slideshow On July 17, 2006, Ryan King launched s5project.org , a new community site, dedicated to the S5 Presentation software . ref cite web url http meyerweb.com eric thoughts 2006 07 19 s5projectorg title S5Project.org ... web url http theryanking.com entries 2006 07 17 s5projectorg title S5Project.org date 17 July 2006 first Ryan last King accessdate 17 August 2010 ref ref cite web url http s5project.org news 2006 07 ... web 20080516011758 s5project.org news 2006 07 annoucing s5projectorg.html date 16 July ... more details
also contain authoring tools that allow pieces of entire courses including Webbased teaching ...Orphan date February 2009 primarysources date September 2007 Webbased teaching materials are a subset of computer based training CBT or electronic learning eLearning used to leverage the World Wide Web for the delivery to instructional materials. Several teachers and institutions provide access to Webbased teaching materials through links on Web pages. An example is how Columbia Education Center provides access to supplemental Webbased Teaching Materials ref http www.col ed.org resource page.html CEC Teacher Resources Bot generated title ref . University professors and departments often provide similar resource pages to augment learning opportunities for their students. These resources are especially helpful when they provide an extension beyond what is covered in the classroom i.e. materials on specific disciplines for Education majors who may be have deep knowledge in a specific discipline . Several companies and cooperative efforts have emerged to provide online access to Webbased teaching materials. These entities range from companies producing their own edutainment media to sites provided to aggregate links to other existing content. While the missions of these organizations may differ, they all focus on furthering the World Wide Web as the delivery medium for teaching materials. Webbased teaching materials emerged as elements on personal Web sites with the proliferation and adoption of the Internet in the early to mid 90s. Beyond personal publishing, Webbased teaching materials were often published online as samples and supplemental materials by commercial entities experimenting with the World Wide Web. Sites devoted to specific topics began aggregating links to these resources in efforts to capture educator audiences in the late 90s. These concepts were then extended to the Learning Management System LMS and Learning Content Management System LCMS as a way ... more details
File Elinks0.11.1 screenshot.png thumb Screenshot of Elinks displaying Wikipedia s home page. A text based web browser is a web browser that renders only the text based computing text of web page s, and ignores computer graphics graphic content. Usually, they render pages faster than web browsers that include graphics because graphics need more bandwidth than text. Text based browsers are often very useful for users with visual impairment or blindness , since there is less for the computer to process and present. They are especially useful with speech synthesis or text to speech software, which reads content to users. List of text browsers Edbrowse Emacs W3 Line Mode Browser Links web browser Links ELinks Lynx web browser Lynx ALynx DosLynx netrik Net Tamer retawq W3m WebbIE See also commonscat Text based web browsers web browsers software stub Category Text based web browsers ko ... more details
orphan date June 2010 Webbased VoIP is based on the concept of click to talk , which is a form of Webbased communication in which a person clicks an object i.e. button, image, or text to request an immediate connection with another person in real time either by phone call, Voice over Internet Protocol VoIP , or text. Click to talk requests are most commonly made through websites but can also be initiated by hyperlinks placed in email, blogs, wikis, flash animations, or video, and other Internet based object or user interface. Webbased VoIP uses the existing VoIP infrastrucuture but links the web object, which can be shown as Flash Video Flash , Active X , or Silverlight by any kind of web page. Call flow Caller goes to a webpage and find the destination the caller want to communicate, a caller will be required or without a login process for identification, then click the object from the webpage which already connect to a phone or IP number, meanwhile, caller will also automatically allocate a caller number to make the communication link to the call receiver. Current market Webbased VoIP can be used for any kind of web communication services, such as yellow page service, web conference , eMap, web toll free number or e learning technology. The usage of webbased VoIP is increasing everyday and so with the number of products being released everyday. Recently, in an article written by http www.pcworld.com author Mark 20Gibbs Mark Gibbs , author at Network World , he mentioned about a new webbased VoIP product Push2Call that may out beat the purpose of Click to call . ref name test http www.networkworld.com columnists 2011 022111gearhead.html New Webbased VoIP Product launched , A cloud telephony service to embed in Web sites. ref External links http www.loip.com Click to Talk platform References Reflist Category Voice over IP ... more details
Original research date August 2011 Orphan date September 2010 Usenet , a worldwide distributed Internet discussion system, can be accessed through Web browser s as well as through dedicated news clients. Introduction Usenet newsgroups are traditionally accessed by a newsreader Usenet newsreader . The user must obtain a news server account and a newsgroup reader. With Web based Usenet, all of the technical aspects of setting up an account and retrieving content are alleviated by allowing access with one account. The content is made available for viewing via any Web browser. Setup and access The browser interface offered by Web based Usenet providers is typically known as a Usenet browser. All of the content is already compiled and ready for viewing. Normally, they will have a thumbnail format for their images and videos to make browsing much faster and simpler. Typically, there is no setup for Web based Usenet. It is as easy as navigating through a browser to the provider s Web site. Web based Usenet is especially useful for those who have access to the internet but do not have, or do not know how to set up, a traditional newsreader Usenet newsreader . Web based popularity Google Groups is the most popular and by far the largest Web based Usenet archive, Citation needed date August 2011 with terabytes of archived content, consisting of over 700 million posts dating from as early as 1981. ref Cite web url http www.readwriteweb.com archives google fixes usenet archive old geeks rejoice.php title news Google Fixes Usenet Archive Old Geeks Rejoice ref Many other websites have started offering access to newsgroups through a Web browser. References Reflist 1 Category Usenet Category Usenet clients Category Usenet free posting ... more details
Webbased Secure Shell SSH makes it possible to access Secure Shell SSH servers through standard web browser s. Respective clients are based on JavaScript Ajax programming Ajax and can be used to anonymously ... Webbased SSH clients basically consist of the following parts Client side Typically JavaScript ... performing the described key press. Advantages The main advantages of webbased Secure Shell SSH can be summarized as follows Accessibility Webbased SSH as described in this article requires no local installation of client software. It is thus possible to access SSH servers through any web browser from any Interactive kiosk public Internet terminal . As communication is based on HTTP or HTTPS ... issues have to be considered and are important when using a webbased SSH client Security It is important to make sure that HTTPS is used for communicating with the Application Server web application ... SSH server. Even though the operators of webbased SSH solutions usually don t log sensitive data ... issue when the web application server and the SSH server are run on the same server. Tunneling Unlike traditional application based SSH clients, webbased SSH clients are unable to tunnel forward ... a webbased SSH session is not possible. Open source examples Anyterm is written in C on the server ... the results of interaction in the executing web browser . Server side Web application On the Application Server web application server , incoming requests are processed. The information on key ... through the server side web application, it is the Application server web application server which actually communicates with the SSH server. Therefore, the SSH server gets only the IP address of the web ... could reveal sensitive information. Trust The data being sent to the web application server ... p shellinabox Shell in a Box Hosted solutions http www.sshterm.com SSHTerm.com Free fully featured Webbased SSH client http www.serfish.com console consoleFISH at http www.serfish.com serFISH.com Free ... more details
A Webbased experiment or Internet based experiment is an experiment that is conducted over the Internet . Psychology and Linguistics are probably the disciplines that have used these experiments most widely, although a range of other disciplines use webbased experiments. Within Psychology most webbased experiments are conducted in the areas of Cognitive and Social Psychology ref Reips, U. D. 2007 . The methodology of Internet based experiments. In A. Joinson, K. McKenna, T. Postmes, & U. D. Reips ... can cheaply collect large amounts of data from a wide range of locations and people. A webbased experiment is a type of online research method . Psychology Web experiments have been used to validate ... that Webbased experiments have weaker experimental controls compared to laboratory based ones ... and http www.webexp.info Webexp , software for creating webbased experiments http usir.salford.ac.uk ... ref Reips, U. D. & Krantz, J. in press . Conducting true experiments on the Web. In S. Gosling & J ... feasible if done online. ref Ulf Dietrich Reips, Standards for Internet Based Experimenting, 49 ... ref Further, the materials created for web experiments can be used in a traditional laboratory setting if later desired. Interdisciplinary research using web experiments is rising. For example, a number of psychology and law researchers have used the web to collect data. Lora Levett ... archive. Sound experiments over the web are particularly difficult due to lack of control over ... on the web. The Web Experiment List provides a way to recruit participants and archives past experiments over 700 and growing . ref http wexlist.net ref A good resource for designing a web experiment is the free Wextor tool, which dynamically creates the customized Web pages needed for the experimental ... on standards for internet experimenting. ref Reips, U. D. 2002 . Standards for Internet based experimenting ... engagement through audio web experiments web stub Category Psychology experiments Category Research ... more details
Webbased taxonomy is the effort by alpha taxonomy taxonomists to use the World Wide Web in order to create unified, consensus taxonomies of life on Earth. In his 2002 paper on the subject ref http www.nature.com nature journal v417 n6884 full 417017a.html Godfray, H.C.J 2002 . Challenges for taxonomy. Nature 417 17 19 ref , H. Charles J. Godfray called for the creation of Webbased organisations to collect all the accumulated literature on a taxonomic group into a centralized knowledge base and make this data available through the Web as a unified taxonomy, so that it can be more easily examined and revised. Such a platform would be owned and maintained by a taxonomic working group, governed by an editor or an editorial board. An example of such a platform is FishBase . The notion of Webbased consensus taxonomies remains controversial because, as two Australian researchers pointed out ref cite journal author Kevin Thiele Thiele, Kevin and David Yeates year 2002 title Tension arises from duality at the heart of taxonomy journal Nature issue 6905 doi 10.1038 419337a pages 337 volume 419 pmid 12353005 ref , taxonomic names are not fixed but hypotheses, and therefore in constant change. References references See also Biodiversity Informatics External links http www.cate project.org CATE Project http www.eol.org Encyclopedia of Life http www.catalogueoflife.org Species 2000 ITIS Catalogue of Life Category Scientific classification Category Taxonomy Category World Wide Web ... more details
WebBased Enterprise Management WBEM is a set of systems management technologies developed to unify the management of distributed computing environments. WBEM is based on Internet standard s and Distributed Management Task Force DMTF open standard s Common Information Model computing Common Information Model CIM infrastructure and schema, CIM XML , CIM operations over HTTP , and WS Management . Although the name refers to WBEM as being WebBased , it is not necessarily tied in any way to a particular user interface see below . Other systems management approaches are remote shell s, proprietary solutions and network management architectures like Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP . Features Key features of WBEM technology include remote management of applications management of several instances of an application as a single unit standard interface for remote application management across different applications decoupling of application management from the client publishing of key information about an application to other applications Architecture To understand the WBEM architecture, consider the components which lie between the operator trying to manage a device configure it, turn it off and on, collect alarms, etc. and the actual hardware and software of the device the operator will presumably be presented with some form of graphical user interface GUI , browser user interface BUI , or command line interface CLI . The WBEM standard really has nothing to say about this interface ... Management systems Category Web technology Category Computer standards Category Open standards de WebBased Enterprise Management fr WebBased Enterprise Management ja WebBased Enterprise Management ... over HTTP 1.2 Command Line Protocol CLP Command Line Protocol 1.0 Web Services Distributed Management ... Standards Based Linux Instrumentation for Manageability, C, C , Java http pywbem.sourceforge.net PyWBEM ... SMI S , Storage Management Initiative Specification. Based on WBEM, used for SAN devices External links ... more details
Unreferenced date August 2009 The Webbased Inquiry Science Environment WISE is a program hosted by Berkeley University and supported by the National Science Foundation . It provides a platform for creating inquiry based science projects for middle school and high school students to work collaboratively using evidence and resources from the Web. WISE inquiry projects are typically developed by teams including teachers, researchers, and scientists. These projects range in duration from 2 days to 4 weeks, suitable for teachers in every science topic at all grade levels. The use of Internet materials provides the foundation of WISE. All projects make use of some content from the World Wide Web, as well as additional Web pages authored for purposes of the project. This approach helps students learn to use the Internet for inquiry, critiquing Web sites, designing approaches, or comparing arguments. Typical projects engage students in designing solutions to problems e.g. building a desert house that is warm at night and cool during the day , debating contemporary science controversies e.g. .... External Links http wise.berkeley.edu WISE website DEFAULTSORT WebBased Inquiry Science ... in the classroom , or critiquing scientific claims found in web sites e.g. arguments for life ... built in components. WISE is entirely browser based, meaning that students only need access to a computer with an Internet connection, with no required software other than the Web browser . All student ..., with special Web environments designed to support teachers and students. Students can ... lesson plan, pre and post assessments, connections to the AAAS National standards, tools for setting ... technology based components including online discussions, data collection, drawing, argument creation, resource sharing, concept mapping and other built in tools. Developers can also include custom tools of their own design. Projects are further customizable by teachers and other end users through ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 IBM Webbased System Manager WSM is a management software GUI for administering AIX operating system AIX 5L host on RS 6000 systems, it can be run in standalone mode or in a client server environment. Image IBM WSM on AIX53.jpg thumb 250 px WSM running on a Windows System used to manage an AIX cluster Introduced in AIX operating system AIX 4.3 and installed by default in AIX 5.1 if there is a graphical adapter in the machine at time of installation. See also IBM AIX SMIT IBM Systems Director Console for AIX IBM Hardware Management Console DEFAULTSORT WebBased System Manager Category Unix configuration utilities Web software stub ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Employee self service ESS is a webbased application that provides employees with access to their personal records and their payroll details. The most common features of ESS allows employees to change their own address, contact details and next of kin. Often included with ESS is the ability for employees to apply for leave and have that application directed to the employees manager for consideration. Some applications enable employees to change their bank account details and provide details of payslips, both current and historical. ESS can operate as a feature on an employers intranet or via a web ASP service. Recently, a second wave of ESS shifted the focus from these purely efficiency based applications towards empowering employees and managers to take more responsibility for their jobs and development. Career planning, skills profiles, learning, objective settings, appraisals and more and more analytics are increasingly popular ESS applications. This development is driven by improved technology, a better understanding of human resource management HRM with a more hands off role of the HR department and by an increasingly web savvy workforce most notably new employees belonging to the Millennial Generation . ESS is increasingly popular in the tertiary sector where there is a high proportion of the workforce with computer and internet access. The principal advantage for employers providing ESS is that it is a more efficient means of collecting changes to employees details and distributing payroll related details to employees. This is particularly true for organizations dispersed over a number of physical locations. HRM professionals increasingly value ESS as a means of empowering employees and reducing paperwork errors. ESS is becoming increasingly popular as more companies go green in an effort to reduce paper waste. Category Business terms de Employee Self Service ... more details
Cleanup spam date March 2011 A multiple phone webbased application framework is a software framework that is designed to support the web development development of phone applications that are written as embedded Dynamic web page dynamic websites and may leverage native phone capabilities, like geo data ... and a large population of HTML savvy developers, there has arisen webbased application frameworks ... mosync.com http www.canappi.com canappi.com http www.j mango.com web j mango.com web http ... No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Framework target Embedded applications Web, Native and Enterprise Applications Web Applications Web Applications Embedded and Enterprise Applications Embedded and Enterprise Applications Web applications Embedded applications Embedded applications Enterprise Applications Enterprise Applications Embedded and Enterprise Applications Enterprise Applications Web applications Web ... Web Toolkit GWT , HTML5 , CSS3 , Javascript , Java programming language Java style background ffdead ... Beta version Yes Beta version Yes No Yes Yes webOS Palm WebOS support Yes Yes Yes Yes For web apps Yes ? No ? On roadmap ? ? No Yes No Yes Symbian support Yes Yes ? Yes , via Phonegap For web apps ... Device support Tablet, Desktop and Web environments Tablet, Desktop and Web environments Tablet, Desktop and Web environments Linux & Mac OS Mac Tablet computer Tablets and Windows Win32 Windows , Linux & Mac OS Mac Linux , Windows Java ME beta version, general web browser through XSLT Java ME , Moblin ... Chrome , Safari web browser Safari Bada operating system Samsung Bada , BlackBerry PlayBook , MeeGo ... , Cloud Services AppStore dn date October 2011 , Cloud Services On roadmap No Self contained, no web ... Support Yes , Offline Support Web Services ? ? Yes Yes Yes XML JSON AJAX ? Yes REST or SOAP ... , Google Web Toolkit GWT Remote Procedure Call RPC Mobile APIs support ? Yes ? Yes Sencha Touch , JQTouch ... , Twitter , RSS , Twilio , Zillow , ... Able to access the web for data Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ... more details
This article compares several selected genealogy programs that run on a web server. Genealogy websites are not included. General information class wikitable sortable style font size 90 text align center style width 12em Software Latest release Free to use Free software Software license rh Geneotree 2011 01 13 yes yes GNU General Public License rh GeneWeb 2011 01 06 yes yes GNU General Public License rh HuMo gen 2011 10 30 yes yes GNU General Public License rh PhpGedView 2011 01 14 yes yes GNU General Public License rh The Next Generation of Genealogy Sitebuilding 2011 08 30 no no Proprietary software Proprietary rh webtrees 2011 06 13 yes yes GNU General Public License System support class wikitable sortable style font size 85 text align center style width 14em Software Operating System Programming Language Database rh Geneotree OS Independent ref name geneotreesourceforge http sourceforge.net projects geneotree Geneotree sourceforge ref JavaScript , PHP ref name geneotreesourceforge MySQL ref name geneotreesourceforge rh GeneWeb OS Independent OCaml ? rh HuMo gen OS Independent ref name humogenwebsite http humogen.com index.php?option com content&view article&id 22&Itemid 29 Humogen.com features ref PHP , JavaScript ref name humogenwebsite MySQL ref name humogenwebsite rh PhpGedView OS Independent ref name phpgedviewsourceforge http sourceforge.net projects phpgedview PhpGedView sourceforge ref JavaScript ref name phpgedviewsourceforge , PHP 4.3 or higher MySQL , Postgresql , SQLite , and SQL Server ref name phpgedviewsourceforgereadme http phpgedview.svn.sourceforge.net viewvc phpgedview trunk phpGedView readme.txt?view markup PhpGedView readme sourceforge ref rh The Next Generation of Genealogy Sitebuilding OS Independent ref name tngfaq http www.lythgoes.net genealogy faqs.php TNG FAQ ref PHP 4.0 or higher ref name tngfaq MySQL 4.0.1 or higher ref name tngfaq rh webtrees OS Independent JavaScript , PHP 4.3 or higher MySQL General features class wikitable sortable ... more details
WASSAIL is an open source software platform for educational assessment , designed primarily for academic libraries. It is used to systematically track, store and analyze assessment data to measure and improve student learning. ref American Library Association. Goebel and Anderson win 2010 ACRL IS Innovation Award. ALA 2010. Web. ref Since its inception in 2003 the software has been adopted by dozens of academic libraries, including those at the Miami University, the University of Kansas, Red Deer College, and Northern Alberta Institute of Technology. The name is an acronym for Web based Augustana Student Survey Assessment of Information Literacy, reflecting its origins and ongoing development at the Augustana University College Augustana Faculty of the University of Alberta . WASSAIL 3.0 is a database driven, web based application employing PHP , MySQL , JavaScript and AJAX . WASSAIL facilitates the development and storage of question banks the generation of online or paper surveys and tests from those question banks and the accumulation and storage of question responses. Its most powerful feature is the ability to create and generate reports. These reports typically measure the impact of information literacy instruction on student learning and on specific demographics discipline, year, gender, etc. . Recognition WASSAIL s developers were awarded the 2010 Instruction Section Innovation Award from the Association of College and Research Libraries . References references External links http www.library.ualberta.ca augustana infolit wassail WASSAIL 3.0 . Augustana Faculty Library, University of Alberta. Retrieved July 25, 2011. http www.ala.org ala mgrps divs acrl standards informationliteracycompetency.cfm Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education . Association of College & Research Libraries. Retrieved August 16, 2011. http www.ala.org ala mgrps divs acrl awards innovationaward.cfm Instruction Section Innovation Award . Association of College & R ... more details
Infobox Television show name W.E.B. image caption genre Drama starring Pamela Bellwood br Richard Basehart br Alex Cord country USA language English num seasons 1 num episodes 5 producer Lin Bolen runtime 60 mins. channel NBC first aired September 13, 1978 last aired October 5, 1978 W.E.B. is an American TV series that aired for less than a month on NBC in 1978. W.E.B. the initials that comprised the title were never explained showed the sharkish inner workings of the TV industry, centering on brash female programming executive Ellen Cunningham Pamela Bellwood at fictional network Trans Atlantic Broadcasting. As head of Special Events Programming, Ellen was confronted with a variety of obstacles, most notably her male colleagues, such as ruthless programming head Jack Kiley Alex Cord , drunken has been news chief Gus Dunlap Richard Basehart , and ratings obsessed research chief Harvey Pearlstein Lee Wilkof . W.E.B. was originally scheduled to air on Wednesday nights at 10pm Eastern, and debuted on Wednesday, September 13, 1978. However, new NBC boss Fred Silverman s decision to scrap the proposed hour long sitcom Coastocoast , originally announced for the Thursday 10pm slot, caused the network to move W.E.B. to Thursdays. It didn t help W.E.B. aired just four more episodes, the last on October 5, 1978. It was replaced with the police drama David Cassidy Man Under Cover . In a neat case of art and life imitating each other, W.E.B. was at least partially inspired by the 1976 film Network film Network , starring Faye Dunaway . Dunaway s role in the movie ratings mad TV exec Diana Christensen was said to have been based on NBC s former daytime programming chief Lin Bolen ...who produced W.E.B. External links tv.com 9807 W.E.B. imdb title 0077096 W.E.B. Category 1970s American television series Category NBC network shows Category 1978 television series debuts Category 1978 television series endings Category Television series by Fox Television Studios ... more details
wiktionarypar web TOCright Web may refer to Biology Spider web , a mesh built by a spider, composed of spider ... of semiaquatic mammals Computing World Wide Web or the Web , a hypertext system that operates over the Internet Web 2.0 , a perceived transition of the Web from a collection of Web sites to a full fledged computing platform serving Web applications World Wide Web Conference WWW , a yearly international academic conference on the topic of the future direction of the World Wide Web World Wide Web Consortium , also known as W3C and W3.org, the main international standards organization for the World Wide Web WorldWideWeb , the first web browser and editor Web.com , a public company that offers websites and other services for small businesses and consumers Webs web hosting , a website which allows users to create free websites WEB , a computer programming system created by Donald Knuth to implement literate programming Publications Web comics The Web comics , a comic book character Web novel Web novel by John Wyndham, posthumously published novel set on an island populated by spiders World English Bible WEB , a public domain translation of the Bible The Web series , a series of science fiction stories The Web , a publication by Marillion . Television, radio and film WEBS , a radio station 1030 AM licensed to Calhoun, Georgia, United States The Web film The Web film , a film noir The Web TV series The Web TV series , a mystery suspense anthology series Web Law & Order Special Victims Unit Web Law & Order Special Victims Unit , an episode of Law & Order Special Victims Unit Webs film Webs film , a 2003 sci fi movie The Web, a dangerous region of space in the ReBoot universe West End Broadcast WeB FM , a radio station in Newcastle, England, that was a forerunner of NE1fm List of Blake s 7 episodes The Web , an episode from the first season of the British science fiction series ... web, a roll of paper is used, rather than individual pages Steel I beam s or truss es are made ... more details
Two other uses the computer programming system the Bible translation World English Bible webWEB is a computer programming system created by Donald E. Knuth as the first implementation of what he called literate programming the idea that one could create software as works of literature , by embedding source code inside descriptive text, rather than the reverse as is common practice in most programming languages , in an order that is convenient for exposition to human readers, rather than in the order demanded by the compiler. WEB consists of two primary programs TANGLE, which produces compilable Pascal programming language Pascal code from the source texts, and WEAVE, which produces nicely formatted, printable documentation using TeX . CWEB is a version of WEB for the C programming language C programming language , while noweb is a separate literate programming tool, which is inspired by WEB as reflected in the name and which is language agnostic . The most significant programs written in WEB are TeX and METAFONT . Modern TeX distributions use another program Web2C to convert WEB source to C. References Cite book first Donald E. last Knuth title Literate Programming location Stanford, California publisher Center for the Study of Language and Information year 1992 series CSLI Lecture Notes volume 27 External links http texcatalogue.sarovar.org entries web.html The TeX Catalogue entry for WEB http sunburn.stanford.edu knuth cweb.html CWEB homepage Category Free documentation generators Category Literate programming Category TeX Soft eng stub TeX navbox Donald Knuth navbox de WEB ko ja WEB sv WEB vi WEB zh WEB ... more details
Infobox Top level domain name .web background D2B48C image Image Dotweb.png .web registry 220px introduced Not in official root run as a prospective registry since 1995 type Proposed top level domain alternative registry domain status Run as a prospective registry and proof of concept has been attempting to get into official root since founding still has pending application before ICANN registry Image Online Design sponsor Image Online Design intendeduse For Web sites of all sorts actualuse Some have registered names speculatively in the hopes it eventually makes it into the root and existing registrations ... The .web registry .web is a generic top level domain operated as a prospective registry, not in the official ... asking and receiving permission from IANA to do so, IOD launched .web, a new unrestricted top level ... to admit any new TLDs, including .web. When ICANN accepted applications for new TLDs in 2000 ... entities . The .web registry remains hopeful, however, that their application will eventually ... has claimed priority rights to the TLD string .web, although any legal basis for such a claim is questionable ... are not trademarkable in themselves. IOD does, however, have a registered trademark in the term web. When, at various times, proposals were made to add a .web domain not operated by IOD, they have objected, and to date, no such plans have been approved an application by Afilias to operate a .web domain ... that he recognized IOD s pioneering work in .web, and felt that .web should be held in reserve for IOD ... .info instead. The IOD .web registry has in the past accepted registrations, and intends to allow them ... have taken to using .web domains for their fictional companies. For example, Next Day Air has advertised ... v core 22jun00.htm Court ruling dismissing IOD .web case https www.uniteddomains.com new top level domain web domain registration Pre. Registration domains .Web DEFAULTSORT WEB GTLD expanded Proposed Category Proposed top level domains ca .web da .web es .web it .web hu .web no .web sv Toppdom n Generiska ... more details
Presentation Pro is a developer of templates and plug ins for Microsoft Office PowerPoint , as well as designing custom presentations and templates. Some of Presentation Pro s products include PowerPoint templates ref http www.indezine.com products clipmedia powerdesigns.html ref , PowerConverter ref http www.indezine.com products powerpoint addin powerconverter.html ref ref http www.indezine.com articles onlinerichmedia.html ref , EmailPresenter and OnlinePresenter services ref http www.highbeam.com doc 1G1 96737019.html ref , PresentationManager, PowerQuotes ref http www.indezine.com products powerpoint addin powerquotes.html ref and other add ons for Microsoft Office PowerPoint. The company was founded by Gary White originally under the name Interactive Inc. in 1993 in Atlanta, Georgia . Achievements Presentation Pro then Interactive, Inc. was the first company to introduce animated templates to PowerPoint users. ref http www.highbeam.com doc 1G1 54969742.html ref Presentation Pro was the first company to introduce a PowerPoint to Flash converter for webbased distribution of PowerPoint presentations. ref http www.highbeam.com doc 1P1 98936878.html ref ref http www.highbeam.com doc 1G1 78929371.html ref See also Slideshare AuthorSTREAM Slideboom Windows Live Microsoft References Reflist Highbeam Indezine External links http www.PresentationPro.com Presentation Pro http office.microsoft.com en us templates CT010287783.aspx Presentation Pro templates on Microsoft Office Live DEFAULTSORT Presentation Pro Category Presentation Category Software development ... more details
Web Apps PowerPoint Prezi S5 file format S5 WebBasedPresentation Format Slide Effect SlideRocket SlideShare ... right A slide created by the first presentation graphics company, VCN ExecuVision , in 1982. A presentation program also called a presentation graphics program is a computer software package used to display ... Kingsoft Presentation OpenOffice.org Impress open source SlideRocket Prezi Apple Keynote History Image StevenKooninBP20050222 CopyrightKaihsuTai.jpg thumb left A presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint PowerPoint . The presentation graphics software ran on computer workstations, such as those manufactured ... to create professional looking presentation graphics. Originally these programs were used to generate ... Liquid crystal display LCD based screens that could be placed on the projectors started to replace the transparencies ... a presentation on a personal computer screen was VCN ExecuVision , developed in 1982. This program allowed users to choose from a library of images to accompany the text of their presentation. A slide from this software is visible at left. Features A presentation program is supposed to help both the speaker ... , education, entertainment, and for general communication. Presentation programs can either supplement ... , a device that has become somewhat obsolescence obsolete due to the use of presentation software ... of elements on a slide itself. Typically a presentation has many constraints and the most important being the limited time to present consistent information. Recently a new presentation paradigm has emerged zooming presentation programs. Instead of individual slides these ZUI s zoom user interface are based on one infinite canvas on which all content is presented. This allows for non linear ... of complex visual messages and relations. Another recent development which internet based software such as SlideRocket , Office Web Apps or Google Docs has enabled is collaborative development of the presentation. Several people can work on the presentation at the same time revising content ... more details
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