Presentation _ Unit no. 1_ Lesson No. 3_ Grade 8.pptx

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2. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard Lesson 3: W3 Standards

3. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard  The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international organization where member organizations, full-time employees and the public work together to create web standards. Led by Web inventor and Director Tim Berners-Lee and CEO Jeffrey Jaffe, W3C's mission is to bring the Web to its full potential. The W3C mission is to bring the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines to ensure the long-term growth of the Web. Below, we explore essential aspects of this project, all of which further reinforce the vision of the W3C One Internet.

4. In support of the Modern Paradigm for Standards, five leading global organizations, signed an agreement on 29 August 2011, an open and group-based model which will help people around the world improve radically the development of new technologies and innovation for humanity. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard Web for All The social value of the Internet is that it allows people to communicate, trade and share information. One of the main aims of W3C is to provide all people with these advantages whatever their hardware, software, network infrastructure, mother tongue, culture, location, or physical and mental capacity. Design Principles The following design principles guide W3C's work:

5. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard The dream of W3C for the Internet includes engagement, knowledge sharing and building trust worldwide. The number of different kinds of devices that can access the Web has grown immensely. Mobile phones, smart phones, personal digital assistants, interactive television systems, voice response systems, kiosks and even certain domestic appliances can all access the Web. Web on Everything Vision

6. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard The Web was invented as a communications tool to share information everywhere. The Web has been a "read-only" resource for many for many years. Blogs and wikis have introduced more Online writers and the booming content market and personalized Web experience has contributed to the growth of social networking. Thanks to strong architecture and design principles, W3C standards have supported this development. Web for Rich Interaction Some people interpret the Internet as an immense archive of linked data, and disseminating messages as a massive collection of services. Both views are complementary and depend on the application frequently for use. Web of Data and Services

7. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard Our way of connecting with each other has changed on the Internet. In so doing, the essence of our social ties has also changed. Now people "meet on the web" and have business and personal relationships without ever meeting in person, in some cases. W3C recognizes that confidence is a social phenomenon, but technology design can promote confidence and trust. With more activity moving online, complex interactions between parties worldwide will become even more important. Web of Trust The World Wide web consortium fulfills its mission by bringing diverse stakeholders together to develop high-quality standards based on the contributions of W3C members, personnel, and the community at large through a clear and effective consensus-based process. Facts About W3C

8. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard W3C is led by Tim Berners-Lee, World Wide Web inventor and Director, and Dr Jeffrey Jaffe, W3C CEO. Supported by the technical experts who co-ordinate and manage the consortium's technology development operations. The W3C Evangelists are an extension of the W3C Business Development Group in different locations. They will identify and recruit new W3C members, run local events, promote W3C training and promote sponsorship. An evangelist can cover all W3C technologies in a certain geographical region or be responsible within a given geography for a certain Vertical Industry. W3C Members and invited public experts provide energy for the W3C web standards groups. There are also many ways to participate in W3C even as individuals, the broader Web community also plays an important role in reviewing and providing insight on specifications. People of W3C

9. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard W3C does not have a typical organizational structure, nor is it incorporated. Read more about the W3C's functional organization. There are at least two ways to think about how W3C is organized: in administrative terms in process terms Administratively speaking: W3C is operated by a cooperative arrangement between these host institutions, MIT, ERCIM, Keio University and Beihang University. A director and CEO oversees the W3C team (some physically employed at one of them). The resources allocation and strategic planning are the responsibility of a management team on behalf of employees. The W3C is an international organisation , with regional offices playing an important role. Organizational Structure

10. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard In procedural terms: the W3C process document, Member Agreement, Patent policy and some other documents set out the roles and duties of the W3C standards participating parties. Many of the organization's main elements are: The Advisory Committee, composed of one representative from each W3C Member. The Advisory Committee has a number of review roles in the W3C Process, and they elect the Advisory Board and TAG. The Advisory Board, an advisory body elected by the Advisory Committee. The Technical Architecture Group (TAG), which primarily seeks to document Web Architecture principles. The W3C Director and CEO, who assess consensus for W3C-wide decisions. The chartered groups, populated by Member representatives and invited experts, and which produce most of W3C's deliverables according to the steps of the W3C Process .

11. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard W3C is represented by organizations from around the world in a vendor- neutral forum to develop Web standards in many areas. With his online efforts, W3C 's leaders and a devoted full-time technical expert team have been recognized by W3C worldwide. Worldwide activities of the W3C include: International Participation Liaisons with national, regional and international organizations around the globe. These contacts help W3C maintain a culture of global participation in the development of the World Wide Web. W3C coordinates particularly closely with other organizations that are developing standards for the Web or Internet in order to enable clear progress.

12. The Web : Lesson 3: W3 Standard The Offices Program, which promotes adoption of W3C recommendations among developers, application builders, and standards setters, and encourage inclusions of stakeholder organizations in the creation of future standards by joining W3C. Translations of Web standards and other materials from dedicated volunteers in the W3C community. W3C also has a policy for authorized translations of W3C materials. Authorized W3C Translations can be used for official purposes in languages other than English. Talks around the world in a variety of languages on Web standards by people closely involved in the creation of the standards. W3C's Internationalization Activity helps ensure that the Web is available to people.

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