Madison's Digital Media Blog

Internet/World Wide Web      The Internet is a system that allows communication from various computer networks to interconnect. It was created in the early 1970s by Robert W. Taylor. He was in charge of developing the ARPANET, an early name for the Internet. The Internet in its early stages was a tool for simple communications and storing information and data. Today, it is more widely known for social media and other media platforms (Kahn, 1).     The World Wide Web is the leading information retrieval for the Internet.  It was created in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee. Some of his colleagues at CERN aided him in this development. They wanted to create a HyperText Transfer Protocol that would standardize communication between the different computers. It is used similarly today but has many improvements (Kahn 2).     The Internet and World Wide Web are two separate programs but have similar goals. The World Wide Web is a tool to make surfing the Internet ...

 

 Hello,       My name is Madison Schorle and I am a junior. I am majoring in Marine Science-Biology with a minor in Communications. I am from the west suburbs of Chicago. Some of my hobbies include photography and scuba diving. I love traveling and I hope I can continue that again soon.      My future goals are to help promote and learn more about the conservation of our planet. I think it is important to learn how to communicate with the community, especially through media. I hope I can be apart of research and non-profits in the future. The Communication minor will give me an adequate grasp on conveying my knowledge to others to help me achieve these goals.     I expect to learn how to efficiently use different computer software and applications. I also hope to learn how to implement these applications in my future. I think these software's are very important because it makes a student more well-rounded. I want to be proficient, so I c...