In December 1990, Tim Berners-Lee completed the first working prototype of the World Wide Web.

There was no TikTok, Google, Netflix, WhatsApp, or StoryMode…

There was only one idea: to create a system of documents connected by links to facilitate the exchange of information among scientists.

What Berners-Lee did not know was that he was inaugurating a new kind of human ecosystem:

a place where cultures meet, careers are born, creativity expands, and revolutions begin — all at once.

The WWW began as an experiment at the CERN.

Instead of sending files by floppy disk or standalone computer, Berners-Lee imagined:

"What if all information were connected?"

Three inventions came from this vision:

• the HTTP,
• the HTML,
• the first web browser.

They may seem simple today, but they were the modern equivalent of inventing:

🔌 an outlet
🧭 a map
📚 a library
🎹 and a piano — all on the same day.

They enabled everything else:

social networks • e-commerce • streaming • creative economy • generative AI • creators • online games • educational platforms • global communities

The WWW is literally the source code of modern life.

For our students, the WWW is more than history — it is digital identity.

• ✔ Creatividad distribuida
  Cualquier persona puede crear, publicar, enseñar, inspirar, transformar.
• ✔ Narrativa global
  Tu contenido alcanza el planeta. Su impacto se amplifica mediante los algoritmos.
• ✔ Diseño como lenguaje
  UX, UI, motion, webdesign — todos nacieron a partir de este momento.
• ✔ Carreras del futuro
  Todo trabajo digital existe porque la WWW existe.
• ✔ Educación conectada
  Aprender dejó de depender de la geografía — ahora depende de la curiosidad.