Licklider → ARPANET → Internet (think “early brain → early network → global network”).
1. Which statement best describes the Internet?
2. Who is credited as the father of the Internet in the lesson?
3. What is a server in the Internet architecture described here?
Internet — importance?
Global system of interconnected devices transmitting info.
J.C.R Licklider — role?
Father of the Internet.
ARPANET — predecessor?
Initial name for the Internet.
24/7 connectivity — meaning?
Internet access anytime, anywhere.
Server — function?
Stores and provides web pages.
Web pages — stored where?
On a server’s hard drive.
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