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The World Wide Web is also known as the Web and the WWW and these terms are used interchangeably in this document

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Thanks to the paper from Queen's (see section 3) for some of the words in this paragraph.

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It was preceded on campus by small servers run by the Astronomy and Geography departments.

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Most sites are academic departments and research groups - service departments are fewer primarily because they have more skills to learn and seemingly more approval hurdles to leap! There may be some reluctance to abandon the EMC2 environment and its built-in bulletin board system.

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Thanks to the paper from Queen's (see below) for some of the words in this paragraph.

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Ie. UWO Webmasters: Peter Marshall and Colleen Bretzlaff.

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The Dalhousie University WWW Working Group Report was submitted to their Senate Computing and Information Technology Planning Committee (SCITPC) and was approved in Feb 1995.

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The Queen's work borrowed heavily from the original work done at Dalhousie. The Queen's University WWW Steering Committee Report - May 1995 Draft report was submitted to Deans, Vice-Principals and Senate Computing and Communications Services.

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Background skills might include: Web technical expertise, graphic design, information organization, University governance, skilled committee workers and team builders.