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Part 8:AT and Transitions

The web is a fluid and ever-changing environment, where URLs may change, sites may relocate, or even disappear. If you encounter a broken link, first ensure the address is typed correctly, as even minor errors can lead to dead ends. Waiting a few moments may help if the site is temporarily down. Consider utilizing search engines to find the site using its name rather than the URL. You can also trim the URL by removing components from the end. For persistent issues, explore the Wayback Machine at archive.org for archived versions of the site. Inform your instructor of your findings.

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Part 8:AT and Transitions

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  1. Part 8:AT and Transitions

  2. Transitions • The web is a dynamic and changing environment. Sites and URLs listed in this workshop can change names, move to another location, or just disappear. • If you attempt to go to a site and it is not there: • Check first that you have entered the address correctly. Any error, an extra space, a capitalized or lower case letter will lead you to a dead-end. Check carefully and try again. • Wait a few moments and try the site again. Sometimes the internet is busy and it will work fine in awhile. • Try using a search engine to find the site. Enter the name, not the URL of the site you are looking for. • Trim the URL by eliminating parts of the address from the right end back. Remove elements one step at a time from each slash (/…/). • Try the Wayback Machine (www.archive.org). • If you need to use steps 3 – 5, notify the instructor whether you find the site or not

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  7. Tools for Transitions

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