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Amedeo Avogadro State Technical Industrial Institute

La facciata dell'Istituto che dà su Via Rossini, mostra fregi floreali disegnati dall'ingegner Camillo Dolza e le bifore liberty.
The Institute's façade on Via Rossini, showing the floral friezes designed by engineer Camillo Dolza and the Art Nouveau mullioned windows. — Valerio Bozzolan, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

avogadro.itis.torino.it was the website of the «Amedeo Avogadro» State Technical Industrial Institute in Turin: the earliest archived snapshot, from November 1998, showed the institute's home page and an archive of circulars from the Turin Provveditorato agli Studi (education authority).1

In the last snapshot with content, from June 2004, the site was organized into sections on the institute's history, day and evening courses, IFTS vocational courses, regulations and projects, and published news about school life, including a football tournament played inside the Vallette prison between teams of the institute's students and teams of inmates and guards, part of a social rehabilitation project coordinated by Professor Carlo Caglieris.2

The subdomain ncc.avogadro.itis.torino.it: from the 1998 home page to the 2001 Apache test page

In December 1998 the subdomain ncc.avogadro.itis.torino.it hosted the home page of the «Amedeo Avogadro» State Technical Industrial Institute, with a link to the archive of circulars from the Turin Provveditorato agli Studi. In the following snapshot, from April 2001, the address instead showed the default page of an Apache server running on Red Hat Linux, a sign that the site was no longer being maintained.

The site avogadro.itis.torino.it from 1998 to 2004

The site avogadro.itis.torino.it, in the earliest known snapshot from November 1998, was a simple home page giving access to the archive of circulars from the Turin Provveditorato agli Studi.

In the last snapshot with content, from June 2004, the «ITIS Amedeo Avogadro» site included sections on the institute's history, the 50th anniversary of the Liberation, day and evening courses, as well as a forum and a download area for students.

The domain avogadro.itis.torino.it in the web archive

The domain avogadro.itis.torino.it, archived since 11 November 1998, presents itself as «Istituto Tecnico Industriale Statale Amedeo Avogadro».

The domain ncc.avogadro.itis.torino.it in the web archive (1998-2001)

From 2001 the address instead shows the default Apache server page, a sign that the subdomain was no longer being maintained.

The site avogadro.itis.torino.it in the web archive (1998-2004)

The institute's site was already online by November 1998 at avogadro.itis.torino.it. Around March 2001 the web archive recorded, in place of the institute's pages, the default Apache server page («Test Page for the Apache Web Server on Red Hat Linux»); by June 2004 the site was back online with sections such as «La Nostra Scuola» (Our School), «Storia dell'Istituto» (History of the Institute) and «Didattica» (Teaching).

The site avogadro.itis.torino.it: from the 1998 home page to the Apache test page (1998-2004)

In March 2001 the address no longer showed the school's site, but the default test page of an Apache web server on Red Hat Linux, a sign that the site had been reinstalled without the content being restored.

In the June 2004 version the site had been rebuilt, with sections on the institute's history, a feature on the 50th anniversary of the Liberation, a photo gallery and the InformAVO project, as well as information on the day and evening courses.

The sites avogadro.itis.torino.it and ncc.avogadro.itis.torino.it (1998-2004)

The site avogadro.itis.torino.it, in the web archive snapshot of 11 November 1998, is the Institute's home page, with the archive of circulars from the Turin Provveditorato agli Studi; in the snapshots of 12 October 2003 and 5 June 2004 the site presents itself with the slogan «La scuola del futuro» (The school of the future) as the official site of ITIS «Amedeo Avogadro». The subdomain ncc.avogadro.itis.torino.it, bearing the same name as the Institute in the snapshot of 12 December 1998, instead shows in the snapshot of 1 April 2001 the default Apache server page on Red Hat Linux, with no content of its own.

The site avogadro.itis.torino.it, from 1998 to 2004

In the snapshot of 5 June 2004 the site, renamed ITIS «Amedeo Avogadro», presents sections on the institute's history, on the day and evening courses and on IFTS vocational courses.

The site avogadro.itis.torino.it, online since 1998

In 2004 the site listed sections on the institute's history, day and evening courses, IFTS vocational courses, useful information and the European Computer Driving Licence.

The old domain avogadro.itis.torino.it (1998-2004)

The Avogadro Institute had a site at avogadro.itis.torino.it, recorded by the web archive from November 1998 and still online, with the subtitle «Benvenuti nel sito ufficiale» (Welcome to the official site), in June 2004.

The domains avogadro.itis.torino.it and ncc.avogadro.itis.torino.it

The institute's site has been online at avogadro.itis.torino.it since 11 November 1998; the last snapshot preserved by the archive under this domain, from 5 June 2004, bears the title «ITIS "Amedeo Avogadro"». A second domain, ncc.avogadro.itis.torino.it, has been online in parallel since 12 December 1998.

The site avogadro.itis.torino.it

The institute had a site at the domain avogadro.itis.torino.it, recorded by the web archive between 1998-11-11 and 2004-06-05. The first copy, from 1998-11-11, hosted an archive of circulars from the Turin Provveditorato agli Studi; in the copy from 2003-10-12 the site offered email services (Horde, Squirrelmail); the last copy recorded, from 2004-06-05, included a section on the institute's history and on the 50th anniversary of the Liberation.

Sources

  1. web.archive.org — 11 November 1998
  2. web.archive.org — 16 June 2004
  3. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 12 December 1998
  4. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 1 April 2001
  5. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 17 July 2004
  6. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 2 March 2001
  7. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 11 November 1998
  8. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 12 October 2003
  9. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 5 June 2004

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