Integrating the World Wide Web into Existing Extension and Educational Technology

Integrating RTP into the World Wide Web

In this paper, we outline an architecture and an implementation which enables the real-time delivery of continuous media within the WWW, monitors QoS of data transmission, and conveys minimal session control information to all participants in an audio or a video session. We describe our current implementation of the Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) and its associated control protocol RTCP emb...

Integrating Information Systems into the World Wide Web

Accessing Existing Business Data from the World Wide Web

The World Wide Web has experienced phenomenal growth over the last few years. Although, at its inception, Web technology was primarily used to retrieve information stored in static documents, important current uses of the Web include retrieval of dynamically changing information and the conducting of business transactions. Such uses of the Web result in access to dynamically changing data on or...

GroupScape: Integrating Synchronous Groupware and the World Wide Web

Synchronous groupware applications support people collaborating in real time over a distance. The world wide web supports asynchronous collaboration by allowing people to share distributed information repositories. This paper presents a new technique for creating applications that tightly integrate synchronous groupware with the world wide web. The key points of the technique are: two new HTML ...

The technology acceptance model and the World Wide Web

Ž . The technology acceptance model TAM proposes that ease of use and usefulness predict applications usage. The current research investigated TAM for work-related tasks with the World Wide Web as the application. One hundred and sixty-three subjects responded to an e-mail survey about a Web site they access often in their jobs. The results support TAM. They also Ž . Ž . demonstrate that 1 ease...