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What is the fundamental function of the Internet?
It connects billions of devices and computers to allow communication and access to information globally.
Which project started the development of the Internet?
The World Wide Web is a subset of the Internet.
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Who invented the World Wide Web?
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The Internet was first accessed by Malaysians via ______.
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What year did the Internet begin in Malaysia?
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In which year was the first web browser called WorldWideWeb launched?
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What technology did Tim Berners-Lee develop along with the web?
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TMNet was the first ISP in Malaysia.
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Study Notes
Internet and Web Fundamentals
- The Internet is a global network connecting billions of devices, facilitating instant communication and access to vast information.
- Known as 'the network of networks,' it allows diverse applications like online classes and e-commerce.
History of the Internet
- Originated in the 1950s with ARPANET for the US Department of Defense to ensure secure communication during the Cold War.
- First connected research institutes over phone lines in 1974.
Internet in Malaysia
- Internet access in Malaysia began in 1991 with the launch of JARING by MIMOS.
- First accessed by Malaysians in 1992, followed by TMNet in 1996.
- By 1998, approximately 580,000 internet users were reported.
- As of 2022, over two million people in Malaysia use the Internet.
World Wide Web
- The World Wide Web (WWW) is a subset of the Internet comprised of interconnected web pages accessed via browsers like Chrome and Firefox.
- Enables users to search vast contents easily, with engines like Google quickly retrieving information from multiple sites.
History of the World Wide Web
- Invented by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 at CERN to enhance automated information-sharing among scientists.
- Developed HTML, HTTP, and the first web browser, WorldWideWeb, for NeXT computer, promoting universal access to information.
Key Developments by Tim Berners-Lee
- Advocated for a Web that is accessible to all devices and empowers individuals to realize their rights and potential.
- WorldWideWeb, originally named Nexus, was launched on October 12, 1988, showcasing innovative web browsing capabilities.
Current Trends and Future Implications
- Significance of Industrial Revolutions 4.0 and 5.0, focusing on AI, IoT, and their societal impact.
- Importance of addressing challenges, ethical considerations, and responsibilities inherent in technology usage.
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This quiz explores fundamental concepts of the Internet and the World Wide Web, as well as the requirements for accessing it. Additionally, it touches on key aspects of Industrial Revolutions 4.0 and 5.0, IoT, and AI. You'll also analyze various challenges and ethical considerations in technology use.
