This document summarizes a student project on the topic of the Internet in modern society. It provides background on the history and development of the Internet. It also describes some key features of Internet communication, such as different types of online communication like email, social media, video chat. The document discusses advantages and disadvantages of Internet use and how the Internet has transformed society into an informational one.

1. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF THE REPUBLIC
OF KAZAKHSTAN
AL-FARABI KAZAKH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Faculty of Philology, Literature and World Languages
«6M021000», Foreign Philology
PROJECT WORK
“Internet in the Modern Society”
Carried out by: Alimbayeva A.,Ongarbayeva M.,
Shakhanova Z., Taubayev Zh.,
Checked by: Azamatova A.H.
Almaty, 2013

2. “INTERNET:Absolute Communication, Absolute Isolation”.
Jim Clerk

3. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF THE REPUBLIC
OF KAZAKHSTAN
AL-FARABI KAZAKH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
“The Internet is not just one thing, it's a
collection of things - of numerous
Faculty of Philology, Literature and World Languages
communications networks that all speak the
«6M021000», Foreign Philology
same digital language.”
~Jim Clar
PROJECT WORK
“Internet in the Modern Society”
Carried out by: Alimbayeva A.,Ongarbayeva M.,
Shahanova Z., Taubayev Zh.,
Checked by: Azamatova A.H.
Almaty, 2013

4. Content
Part I. Internet is the greatest invention of the XX century.
1.1 History of the Internet
1.2 Types of Internet communication
Part II. Language and Internet.
2.1 Language and Internet
2.2Advantages and disadvantages of the Internet
Conclusion
References
Glossary

5. General Characteristics
1.The internet, since discovered as a powerful
communication tool has grown, expanded and spread
throughout the world like wild fire.
2. The internet has broadened our horizons. Advertising
on web pages, e-mail, instant chat, video conferencing.. .
3. The rise of the Internet has had a revolutionary effect
on society. Internet has transformed society into
informational one.

6. Introduction
Topicality
Computers
Rapid penetration of informational
Technology technologies into spheres of
human life.
Emergence of global
Internet worldwide system Internet.
As Internet gets a role of social factor Social
Increase it attracts scientists` attention of Network Interaction
socio-humanitarian disciplines.

7. Introduction
Aim To comprehensively characterize the
features of Internet and identify
manifestations of language existence in
Internet.
Object Internet as a significant element of
I. bjecb modern society.
Subject Characteristics and features of
Internet.

8. Tasks:
1.To explore 2. To define 3. To establish the
the nature of technological features reasons of popularity
the of the Internet. Internet
phenomenon communication.
Internet.
4. To reveal 5. To discover features 6.To discover
the role of of the Internet as a advantages and
Internet in language instrument of disadvantages of
informational communication. internet
society.

9. Introduction
1.Content 4.Statistical
Analysis. 2.Descriptive Analysis.
Analysis. 3. Comparative
Analysis.
Methods

10. Theoretical and Practical
Significance.
Its theoretical importance lies in defining the concepts of
"Internet" and "Internet communication" as social
phenomenon. The practical significance of work is its
results which can be used in the problems of an assessment
internet`s role in the modern society.

11. INTERNET
computer networks billions of users
Global
System
Effects

12. Internet Usage Statistics in Kazakhstan
Year Users Population Percentage
2000 70,000 14,841,900 0,5
2005 400,000 14,711,068 2.7
2007 1,247,000 14,653,998 8.5
2008 2,300,000 15,399,437 14,9
15,460,484
2010 5,300,000 34,3

13. Work- Univer-
place
Home sity
Essential to life

14. Access to research
Learning Websites Making friends
information
Getting products Entertainment Earn money
Easy and cheap
communication
The Internet binds more
people around the world

15. Negative effects
frustration
Shake the confidence
Social
isolation
16% of Internet users Unreliability of
spend less time with Resources
Family and friends
Time Consuming

16. Types of Internet
communication

17. Types of Internet
communication
E-mail
Twitter Skype
Facebook
Blogs
Video
conference

20. Advantages and disadvantages of
Internet communication
- Less social contact
with people
- Less hand-writing
practice
-Messages may be
misinterpreted
- Quick delivery
-easy way to spread
- Convinient
-viruses to
- Mass Contact
-computers
- Can attach documents
- Doesn't use any paper

21. Internet linguistics is a sub-domain of
linguistics advocated by David Crystal. It
studies new language styles and forms that
have arisen under the influence of the Internet
and other New Media, such as Short Message
Service (SMS) text messaging

22. The study of Internet linguistics can be
effectively done through four main
perspectives:
- sociolinguistics
- educational
- stylistics
- applied

23. Conclusion
2. The content of the concept "internet" was
1.High development of science and
revealed.
technology led to development of Internet Internet is a virtual world of information and
where social interaction is carried out .(chat,
The history of Internet testifies it.
email, online face-to-face communication
etc.).
Conclusion
4.We discovered advantages and
3.Internet communication
disadvantages of Internet. It reflects social
helps progresses and ideas of our modern society.
to break the psychological barriers, On the other side Internet overloads us with
but on the other hand it doesn`t useless and trivial information.
develop skills of live communication. There is a risk of illegal access to your
personal details.

24. References:
• 1. Barnes S. В. Computer-mediated Communication: Human to Human
Communication Across the Internet / S. B. Barnes. Allyn and Bacon,
2002.
• 2.American Management Association International (1998):
http://www.amanet.org/survey/hrc98.htm
• 3. Morris M. The Internet as mass medium / M. Morris, C. Ogan // Journal
of communication. 1996. - V. 46. - № 1. - P. 42.
• 4. http://www.follow.ru/article/113
• 5. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet
• 6. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Internet

25. Glossary:
E-mail- Abbreviation for electronic mail. A letter or memo sent to a person or group electronically on the
Internet.
FTP-(File Transfer Protocol) An Internet tool/software utility which allows you to transfer files between two
computers that are connected to the Internet. Anonymous FTP allows you to connect to remote
computers and to transfer publicly available computer files or programs.
HTML- (Hypertext Markup Language)The coding applied to text files that allows them to appear as formatted
hypermedia documents on the World Wide Web.
Internet- The worldwide, interconnected system of computer networks.
Network- A set of computers that all use the same protocol in order to exchange information among
themselves.
Search Engine- A tool or program which allows keyword searching for relevant sites or information on the
Internet. General and topic-specific search engines are prevalent today, for example, Education World,
WebCrawler, Infoseek, Lycos, and Yahoo are examples of search engines.
Service provier- A company that provides dial-up or direct access to the Internet for a fee. Sometimes
referred to as ISP (internet service provider).
URL- Short for Uniform Resource Locator. A string of characters used to uniquely identify a page of
information on the WWW. This information is used by browser software to find other WWW, FTP, telnet,
gopher, etc. sites on the Internet.
WWW- Stands for World Wide Web. A very popular Internet service that organizes information using a
hypertext and hypermedia system of linking documents, FTP sites, gopher sites, WAIS, and telnet.

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