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Main Topic I

Introduction to
Social Media Concepts
by Miss Noriene Joyce D. Anareta

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The Internet
>a vast network that connects
computers all over the world. Through
the Internet, people can share
information and communicate from
anywhere with an Internet connection.

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Internet History

The origins of the internet are rooted in the

USA of the 1950s because of the cold war
between North America and the Soviet
Union. The Americans realized the need to
acquire a communications system that could
not be affected by a Soviet nuclear attack.

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Internet History

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Internet History

The Advanced Research Projects

Agency (ARPA) was formed in
1958, bringing together some of the
best scientific minds in USA.

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Internet History

In 1965, Lawrence Roberts

made two separate computers
in different places ‘talk’ to each
other for the first time.

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Internet History

The first packet-switching network was

developed in 1969, Leonard Kleinrock
successfully used it to send messages
to another site, and the ARPA
Network—or ARPANET—was born.

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Internet History

In 1974, computer scientists Bob Kahn

and Vint Cerf invented a new method
called transmission-control protocol,
popularly known as TCP/IP, which
essentially allowed computers to speak
the same language.

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Internet History

After the introduction of TCP/IP,

ARPANET quickly grew to become
a global interconnected network
of networks, or ‘Internet’.

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Computer-mediated Communication (CMC)

any form of human interaction

that occurs with the use of two or
more electronic devices

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CHECK-OUT SESSION
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