The World Wide Web Tour Page

Notice that although we have categorized things into different headings, the real strength of the WWW is that each page can combine elements of all of these. The best pages are a combination of information, entertainment, and good formatting.

Of course, if you prefer, you can just start at our SIPB WWW Server and look around from there. Also remember that, in Mosaic, you can always look at the "source" by typing "d" in your Mosaic window.

Fun

• Matthew and Jake's Adventures
• Eri's adventure game
• MadLibs

Hypermedia

• University of California Museum of Paleontology
• The Vatican Exhibit

Home Pages

• Matthew Gray's homepage
• Eri Izawa's homepage
• Jake Harris' homepage

Information

• Usenet FAQs
• Lysator Etexts

Search Utilities

• Einet Galaxy
• CUI WWW Catalog

Basic Technical References

• The HTML Primer
• The HTML Specs and Future Directions
• NCSA Forms Reference
• CGI Script Reference

Webserver Software

• NCSA httpd for UNIX systems
• CERN httpd for UNIX and VMS systems
• MacHTTP for Macintoshes
• HTTPS for Windows/NT for Windows NT

New additions to this page

• A new httpd for OS/2 can be found at:
  OS2HTTPD
• The World Wide Web FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), which contains zillions of useful technical links, is at:
  WWW FAQ
• The Perl-based webserver Plexus can be found at:
  Plexus