ICT Today: The fusion of hardware equipment, precise software, GUI, and effective digital telecommunications network is the present composition of the ICT network
The World Wide Web enables access to hypertext documents and other files over the internet
The technology of the World Wide Web was proposed by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989
Web 1.0 is the Read-Only Web where users can only access information or hypertext files
Web 2.0 is the Read-and-Write Web, allowing users to interact with web pages, email websites, and edit content
Web 3.0, the Semantic Executing Web, is envisioned to be a smarter access of hypertext files enabling a wider range of search in a fast manner
Social media applications started together with Web 2.0 and are used for communicating and socializing in virtual communities and networks
Web search engines are programs designed to search the World Wide Web based on keywords provided by the user
Research indexing sites compile and index researches done by academic researchers, engineers, social scientists, and so on
Electronic Commerce uses electronic means to trade products and currencies, introducing ease in business management and customer convenience
Online ethics and etiquette are important, with "netiquette" referring to network etiquette and "netizen" to a member of the online community
Online safety and security are crucial when accessing the World Wide Web to protect the terminal or computer and the transmitted information
Possible threats from the World Wide Web include SPAM, PHISHING, and MALWARE