Web vs Internet, HTML/HTTP, Browsers & Cookies Essentials | BEd Computer Literacy | اردو | हिन्दी

Описание: How does the web actually work behind the scenes, and why do browsers and cookies matter for teachers? What’s the difference between the Internet you connect to and the Web you use every day?

This lecture moves from the big picture to the building blocks. We distinguish the Internet from the World Wide Web, trace the Web’s origin to a research environment, and show how HTML (the language of webpages) and HTTP/HTTPS (the delivery system) cooperate to display content. You will identify common web browsers and the practical difference between a browser and an app. Finally, you’ll learn how cookies provide state so websites can remember you across clicks—solving the stateless nature of HTTP in simple, classroom-friendly terms.

Key Topics Covered in This Lecture:
Internet vs World Wide Web: what each does and how they relate.
Origins of the Web and its research roots; why it was needed for information sharing.
HTML as the markup language of webpages; what “hypertext” adds.
HTTP/HTTPS as the transport protocols that deliver web content.
Web browsers (examples) and how they differ from standalone apps.
Cookies as the Web’s “short-term memory” to maintain sessions and preferences.

This lecture is delivered in Urdu, and the presentation slides are in English to help you learn the correct terms.

This lecture was delivered at the Government College of Education on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, specifically for B.Ed. students studying Computer Literacy.