I like the material! I haven't set up the slide show
yet but the "Entering WWW - Guide to Cyberspace" is
a neat summary.
One minor but important comment. I don't think it
is true that the term "World-Wide Web" is or should
be `rapidly becoming synonymous with'
"The Internet". A lot of people might object
to that, and it may cause some confusion.
I normally describe WWW as
o Primarily the ideas, concepts and initiaitive for
global information as started at CERN;
o The set of protocols which allow the idea to happen
o The global body of information available using
those protocols (HTTP, but also the older ones)
The "Web" is different from the "Net". The "Web" is
a body of information, an abstract space of knowledge.
The Internet is a set of wires and routers.
Web:Net :: Mind:Brain :-)
When people explore the Internet they find hosts. When
they explore the Web, they find information and
abstract objects.
Tim