In the midst of the information age, information retrieval is linked closely with computer-based online resources, especially those on the Internet. World Wide Web is a subset of Internet . This approach is more on piece-meal skill training rather than on holistic literacy forming.
Students have the rights to know what happens in the fast-changing world.
They deserve some fun when they learn, and freedom of how they learn. When they need to deal with realistic computing problems based on actions they need to take, they will automatically pick up the functions they have to know about computer hardware and software. A Campus-wide Information System will actually be built upon the WWW standard. Through a series of student activities to search online information and identify individual student's computing needs, the instructors will provide technical guidance for students to first gather the text content, pictures and graphics as raw materials, decide and generate the links within the HTML documents, and finally link the HTML documents to our University WWW server. Hands-on development will be the critical part of the new approach, and assistance from the instructors will be consistently available.