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Lesson 16The Internetandthe EducationPrepared by: Marian Jose L. CondezAileen M. MacandogIII-BAT-ATE1

Bicol UniversityCollege of Agriculture and ForestryGuinobatan, Albay

as a whole (from administrative to actual teaching and learning process)

The Internet, shortly termed net has become an important part of education as a whole (from administrative to actual teaching and learning process).

The Internet is a network system of many systems. It is not a network, rather, a collection of networks across the globe from which computers access.

No one owns internetno central headquartersNo centrally offered servicesNo comprehensive online index to tell users what information is available in the system

This is done through Standardized protocol (set of standardized rules for exchange of data)Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

To access to the Internet, a computer must have a server which has software that uses Internet. protocol.

Vast amount of information can be accessed in the Internet, both old and up-to-date information. Browsing is the way of going through the net through a program called browser.

The number of Internet users are growing every day. Every now then, people and companies requiring its services gets many by the minute.

The most attractive way to move around the internet is called browsing. Using a program called browser.

The user can use a mouse to point and click on screen icons to surf the internet, particularly the World Wide Web (the Web), an Internet, subset of texts, images, and sounds are linked together to allow users to access data or information needed.

The future of the internet seems limitless. Already its complexity has spawned and continue to spawn Net sites including new demand for services to business, industries, science, government, and even homes.

Many experts predict that the Internet is destined to become the centerpiece of all online communications on the planet and in some future time in the solar system using interplanetary satellite communication stations.

Education software materials have also developed both in sophistication and appeal.

But the real possibility today is connecting with the world outside homes, classroom, and Internet cafes.

Today schools are gearing up to take advantage of the Internet access, where they can plug into the library of Congress, make virtual visits to famous museums in the world, write to celebrities, and even send questions to heads of states.