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1) It provides an overview of the evolution of the Internet from its origins as ARPANET in 1969 to connect scientists, to today's network of millions of connected devices.
2) It describes different types of broadband Internet connections including wired options like cable and DSL and wireless options like Wi-Fi and mobile broadband.
3) It explains key online concepts like IP addresses and domain names, how browsers work, the components of a web address, and effective search techniques.
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