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Main Author: Barron, Daniel D.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2002
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ650873
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contents The Internet: How Old? How Big? How Connected? How Used? So What? Barron, Daniel D. Access to Computers Computer Uses in Education Information Technology Internet Discusses the creation and expansion of the Internet from it's beginning in May 1961 with Leonard Kleinrock's MIT dissertation "Information Flow in Large Communications Nets", the first paper written on packet-switching (PS) theory-the fundamental element that makes the Internet possible. Includes the history, growth, connection, use and educational challenges of the internet. (JMK)
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spellingShingle The Internet: How Old? How Big? How Connected? How Used? So What?
Barron, Daniel D.
Access to Computers
Computer Uses in Education
Information Technology
Internet
The Internet: How Old? How Big? How Connected? How Used? So What? Barron, Daniel D. Access to Computers Computer Uses in Education Information Technology Internet Discusses the creation and expansion of the Internet from it's beginning in May 1961 with Leonard Kleinrock's MIT dissertation "Information Flow in Large Communications Nets", the first paper written on packet-switching (PS) theory-the fundamental element that makes the Internet possible. Includes the history, growth, connection, use and educational challenges of the internet. (JMK)
title The Internet: How Old? How Big? How Connected? How Used? So What?
topic Access to Computers
Computer Uses in Education
Information Technology
Internet
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ650873