THE INTERNET AND EDUCATION

2. The largest and far-flung
network system-of-all-system.

3. Coordinator of everything through
internet wherein it is done through a
standardized protocol or set of rules for
exchanging data.

4. •To gain access, the computer must be
equipped with server which has a special
software/program that uses the internet
protocol.
•The internet connect not only
commercial, industrial, scientific
establishments but all other sectors
including education and its libraries,
campuses, and computer centers.

5. Browsing
Most attractive way to move around the
net.
Browser
Using this program the user use mouse to
point and click on screen icons to surf the
net particularly in WWW.

6. World Wide Web
Internet’s subset of text,
images, and sounds are linked
together to allow users to
access data or information
needed.

7. •Educational software materials
have also developed both in
sophistication and appeal.

8. There is now a wider choice from
rote arithmetic or grammar
lessons to discovery and
innovation projects.
Connecting with the world
outside homes, classrooms, and
Internet cafes.

9. Schools are gearing up to take
advantage of internet access, where
they can plug into the Library
Congress, make virtual visits to
famous museums in the world, write
to celebrities, and even send
questions to heads of states.

10. Prepared By:
Princess Joy B. David
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