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TE year1handbook/Year1 Unit1 Brief Explanation of Key Terms (view source)
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'''[[wikipedia:Wiki|Wiki]]:''' Wiki is a free software used to enable collaborative writing on the web. Wikipedia is one of the well known on-line encyclopedias that includes not any single expert voice, but the collective voices of many on any particular topic. English Wikipedia has the largest number of articles – more than 5 million as of April 2017. The [http://kn.wikipedia.org Kannada Wikipedia] has around 20,000 articles, and can grow only from contributions made by Kannada scholars and enthusiasts. The Karnataka Open Educational Resources (KOER) which is a OER portal of, for and by Karnataka school teachers, uses Wiki software.
'''[[wikipedia:Wiki|Wiki]]:''' Wiki is a free software used to enable collaborative writing on the web. Wikipedia is one of the well known on-line encyclopedias that includes not any single expert voice, but the collective voices of many on any particular topic. English Wikipedia has the largest number of articles – more than 5 million as of April 2017. The [http://kn.wikipedia.org Kannada Wikipedia] has around 20,000 articles, and can grow only from contributions made by Kannada scholars and enthusiasts. The Karnataka Open Educational Resources (KOER) which is a OER portal of, for and by Karnataka school teachers, uses Wiki software.
Web site: A website is nothing but a 'folder' on a computer connected to the Internet, which has a 'address '. You will have to enter the address of a website in the address bar of your browser. This address is also called [[wikipedia:Uniform_Resource_Locator|Uniform Resource Locator]] (URL)
'''[[wikipedia:World_Wide_Web|World wide web]] (www)''' – this is one of the services (though among the most popular) that runs on the Internet, consisting of inter-linked web pages, which is accessible using a software called a [[wikipedia:Web_browser|web browser]] (eg. Firefox) and a protocol (technical method) called the hyper text transfer protocol (http). The world wide web allows information to be stored and shared in the form of 'web pages', which are themselves 'hyper-linked' to other web-pages, creating a seamless mode of navigating the Internet.
'''[[wikipedia:World_Wide_Web|World wide web]] (www)''' – this is one of the services (though among the most popular) that runs on the Internet, consisting of inter-linked web pages, which is accessible using a software called a [[wikipedia:Web_browser|web browser]] (eg. Firefox) and a protocol (technical method) called the hyper text transfer protocol (http). The world wide web allows information to be stored and shared in the form of 'web pages', which are themselves 'hyper-linked' to other web-pages, creating a seamless mode of navigating the Internet.
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