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1. W3CResearch
a. How did the W3C get started?
b. The W3C homepage lists number of technologies. Choose one that interests you and click on its link and

read the associated pages. List three facts or issues you discovered.
2. World Organization of Webmasters (WOW) Research
a. How can you join WOW? What does it cost to join?
b. List one of the events that WOW participates in. Would you like to attend this event? Why or why not?
c. List three ways that WOW can help you in your future career as a Web developer.
Visit http://www.humanservices.gov.au/and answer the following questions
1. Whatisthepurposeofthesite?
2. Whoistheirintendedaudience?
3. Doyoubelievetheyreachtheiraudience?
4. Wasthissiteusefultoyou?Whyorwhynot?
5. Listoneinterestingfactorissuethatthissiteaddressed.
6. Wouldyouencourageotherstovisitthissite?
7. Howcouldthissitebeimproved?

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