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The Internet began in 1957 when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first satellite, alarming US military leaders. In response, the US military created DARPA to develop new technologies and regain technological leadership. DARPA developed the ARPANET in the 1960s to connect universities and research labs, allowing for resource-sharing. The ARPANET used early networking protocols like NCP and eventually adopted TCP/IP in 1983. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, more networks were established that were eventually connected, establishing the Internet.
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The document provides a list of 9 references and URLs related to the history and development of the Internet. The URLs point to sources that discuss when the Internet was invented, its early development in the 1960s and 1970s, how it has grown since the 1990s, open licensing tools, and education games and tools related to the Internet.
References
The document provides a list of 8 URLs as potential references for Mandy to use for a project. The URLs cover topics such as the history of the invention of the Internet, how the Internet has grown since 1996, Creative Commons licensing, education games and quizzes, and online notetaking tools.
Web 2.0!
The document discusses how the internet has become a regular tool for many uses:
1) Communication through email and instant messaging has replaced physical mail and fax for many.
2) Research is a major use, with over 50% using it for job research and 94% of teens using it for school projects.
3) People also use the internet to gather information on various topics like health, hobbies, holidays and more.
young love
This document contains several quotes and sayings about the topic of love. It discusses how love brings happiness, keeps the heart young, and is the key to opening the gates of happiness. Some other ideas presented are that love is an adventure, it is better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all, and that falling in love involves unleashing imagination while restraining practicality. The document also states that the love we have given will last forever, while love failed to give will be lost for eternity.
timeline foom 1976 to 2008
The document outlines major events in the development of the internet from 1976 to 2008, including the first email sent by a political candidate in 1976, the creation of the World Wide Web in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee, the launch of popular web browsers like Mosaic and Netscape Navigator in the 1990s, the dot-com bubble and bust in the late 1990s and 2000, the rise of file sharing through Napster and illegal downloading in the late 1990s-2000s, and Microsoft's attempts to dominate the search and internet markets through acquisitions and legal issues with antitrust regulators.
CyBeR sAfEtY
The document discusses internet safety and provides tips for safe internet use. It recommends locating computers in family areas, educating family about internet risks like chat rooms, and not providing personal information online. It also provides guidelines for strong passwords with a mix of characters and avoiding obvious words. Children are at risk of interacting with strangers in chat rooms or being persuaded to meet offline. Spam emails can flood inboxes and attachments carry viruses, so only open emails from known senders.
about me- A-K
Amanda-Kate Hayes was born on October 5th, 1993 and is currently 15 years old. She previously attended Geelong Grammar School until 2009, where she took part in a six-day hike and 28km run at the school's Timbertop campus. She now attends Lara Secondary College, where she is taking subjects such as ICT, business, and visual communication and design. She enjoys photography, soccer, music, movies, and television shows.
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- 1. Where did that come from?? Why did the internet begin and why did it start?? The Internet is not a recent innovation, when in fact the fundamental ideas behind the Internet have been around for over a quarter century. The development of what we now call the Internet started in 1957 when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first satellite, beating the United States into space. The powers behind the American military at the time became highly alarmed as this meant that the USSR could in theory launch bombs into space, and then drop them anywhere on earth. In 1958 the concerns of people in the US military triggered the creation of the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). DARPA's original role was to jump start American research in technology, find safeguards against a space-based missile attack and to reclaim the technological lead from the USSR. After only 18 months after the creation of DARPA, the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency had developed and deployed the first US satellite. DARPA went on to have a direct involvement to the development of the Internet by employing Joseph Licklider to head the new Information Processing Techniques Office. It was the job of the Information Processing Techniques Office to further the work formerly done by members of the quot;SAGEquot; (Semi-Automatic Ground Environment) program and expand technologies to protect the US against a space-based nuclear attack. Licklider envisaged the potential benefits of a countrywide communications network, influencing his successors to implement his vision and to hire Lawrence Roberts who at that time was carrying out research with networks which was also being funded by DARPA. Roberts led development of the ARPANet network architecture, and based it on the new idea of packet switching. A unique computer called an Interface Message Processor was developed to realise the design. The ARPANet first went live in October 1969, with communications between the University of California in Los Angeles and the Stanford Research organization. The first networking protocol used on the ARPANet was the Network Control Program. In 1983, it was replaced with the TCP/IP protocol, which is still the standard used today. In 1990, the National Science Foundation took over management of what was then called the NSFNet, and significantly expanded its reach by connecting it to the CSNET in Universities throughout North America, and later to the EUnet throughout research facilities in Europe. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/When_was_the_Internet_invented http://www.brobstsystems.com/kids/internet1/sld005.htm What have I discovered in this answer? In this answer I have learnt many things by just reading it. It has made it clearer to me about how the internet started and why. It made it easier to understand what happened during the times of the ‘arms
- 2. race’ between the Soviet Union and USA and the powers that those two possessed. To recap in dot point • The internet began in 1969 when 4 computers were connected together called DARPANET. • Then it became ARPANET which then became MILNET. • In 1984 NFSNET was created. • Then more networks were created and they were connected together.