Google announced Friday that it has published an online guide to the Internet for beginners called "20 things I learned about web browsers. Interactive book is available online and address issues ranging from simple themes, such as "What is the Web and how it works?"to more complicated topics, such as "What is HTML 5?".
The guide is illustrated by the famous German artist Christoph Niemann, known for his illustrations of several books for children.
The book comes in a context where a survey last year by Google, only 8% of respondents could correctly answer the question "What is a browser?".
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