Her Web site, MatMice , allows kids to create their own Web sites and view sites made by their friends. She taught herself to write HTML, the language used to create Web sites. But after I saw the Internet, I liked the look of it. So I decided to learn to use it myself. The eighth grader's site serves as an online encyclopedia, written by the people who use it.
People can log in and submit entries on any topic to add to the database.
ArsDigita's Link said the quality of the sites entered in the competition make it clear that the Internet will continue to grow in usefulness. They are the future of the Web. Anjargolian, who is studying electrical engineering and computer science at the University of California at Berkley, agreed. Someday, everything is going to be connected to everything else. It just makes sense to me.