WebNet Journal: Internet Technologies, Applications & Issues
1999 Volume 1, Number 2
Table of Contents
Number of articles: 5
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Searching the Web Without Losing the Mind: Traveling the Knowledge Space
Joachim P. Hasebrook, Bank Academy and University of Banking, Germany
Computer science is in search for user interfaces that are human-like or may even outperform the cognitive skills of human beings. Up to now, the Web is far from being an ideal interface: Search... More
pp. 24-32
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Community in Distance Learning Through Virtual Teams
Gary A. Berg, Chapman University & Claremnont Graduate University, United States
A literature review of findings on virtual teams and trends in higher education are used to suggest that community can be formed in distance learning courses through team formation around... More
pp. 33-39
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Developing Web-Based Performance Support Systems to Encourage Lifelong Learning in the Workplace
Joanna C. Dunlap, University of Colorado at Denver, United States
Conventional training and electronic performance support system strategies, which focus on meeting short-term performance requirements, fail to prepare people to meet the ever-changing needs of... More
pp. 40-48
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Can We Search the Web Using a Three Dimensional Model?
Cliff Pratt
This paper demonstrates that while normal web searches present two-dimensional lists of results, to show the structure of the Web needs three-dimensions. Also conventional results don't retain the ... More
pp. 49-56
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Visualizing Traffic on the World Wide Web
Athanasios E. Papathanasiou, Nektarios Papadakakis & Evangelos P. Markatos, University of Crete, Greece
World Wide Web traffic increases at impressive rates reaching up to a several million hits (requests/clients) per day for busy Web servers. To serve all these clients effectively, it is necessary... More
pp. 57-65
