| This tutorial will provide comprehensive coverage of interactive WWW technologies and their integration with HPCC from the perspective of distance education. |
| The presenters will outline their vision of the Virtual University for modern education and discuss interactive WWW, HPCC backends, and agent-based communication as three critical enabling technologies in this framework. |
| They will illustrate these concepts with demonstrations of WWW spaces and courses developed at the University of Syracuse such as KidsWeb,Science for the 21st Century, Living Textbook, and Computational Science for the Information Age. |
| They will explain component technologies and infrastructure such as WebTools, parallel databases, and video and computational servers. Finally, they will discuss their concept of WebWork and WebWindows as an emergent, collectively developed integration framework for the WWW, agents, and HPCC-based Simulations-on-Demand, |
| They will present prototype demonstrations of interactive and collaborative modules for distance education. |
001 Tutorial on Current and Future Web(NII) Technologies as the basis
of Distance Education and Related Topics
002 Abstract of Supercomputing 95 Web/NII Tutorial for Distance
Education
003 Some Current NII/Web Technologies -- I
004 Some Current NII/Web Technologies -- II
005 Some Technologies to be Integrated into the Web -- I
006 Some Technologies to be Integrated into the Web -- II
007 Our Overall NII Integrating Vision
008 Critical Emerging Web Technologies
009 Emerging Higher Level Web Integration Concepts -- I
010 Emerging Higher Level Web Integration Concepts -- II
011 What is WebWindows ?
012 Current Components of WebWindows
013 Is WebWindows an Operating System ?
014 What are we going to Discuss?
015 Client, Server and Delivery Technologies in Tutorial - I
016 Client Server and Delivery Technologies in Tutorial - II
017 Client Server and Delivery Technologies in Tutorial - III
018 NPAC HPF Compiler on the WWW -- Architectural Design
019 NPAC HPF Compiler on the WWW -- Architectural Design -- Contd
020 A World-Wide Virtual Machine design based on Web and PVM
technologies
021 A WWVM based on Web and PVM Technologies
022 Architecture of NPAC HPF Compilation System on WWW
023 Web Search Examples and Issues
024 Motivation for Web Search Systems
025 Challenges and Issues
026 Current Major Players in Web Search
027 Major Components and Architecture of a Web Search System
028 The Web Gathering Subsystem
029 The Indexing Subsystem
030 The Database Search Engine
031 The Web Search Interface
032 Tcl/Tk for Internet Applications
033 Tcl/Tk vs. Java
034 What is Tcl/Tk ?
035 Java can be Compared to Tcl/Tk
036 Using Tcl/Tk or Java or both?
037 Some Details of Tcl/Tk
038 Relationship of Tcl and Tk
039 Advantages and Disadvantages of Tcl/Tk
040 Selected Language features
041 Extensions of Tcl/Tk
042 TcL/Tk Multimedia Extensions and WWW Tools
043 TcL/Tk Applications for Supercomputing Community
044 Tcl/Tk References
045 BASIC TECHNOLOGIES - TELESCRIPT
046 Background Information on the General Magic Corporation
047 Three Components of General Magic's main product, announced in
1994
048 Potted History of Telescript
049 Java Telescript and the Web
050 The Telescript Language
051 Telescript Communication and Process Implementation
052 Telescript Places and Agents
053 Telescript supports persistent objects
054 Telescript Attributes
055 The Telescript World -- Telenames!
056 Telescript Object Methods and examples for the Place class
057 Important methods of the Telescript Agent class
058 Examples of Telescript Application Domains
059 What is Hyper-G?
060 Developers of Hyper-G
061 Necessity of a new information system?
062 What is the Point of Hyper-G ?
063 Structure of Information in Hyper-G
064 Harmony and Clients for Hyper-G
065 Other Clients of Hyper-G
066 Some Conclusion on Hyper-G: