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The Internet Environment refers to the virtual space where billions of devices connect and communicate, featuring global connectivity, 24/7 accessibility, and multimedia support. It serves various purposes including communication, information access, entertainment, commerce, education, and collaboration. Additionally, network groups consist of interconnected devices that share resources, with types including Local Area Networks (LAN), Wide Area Networks (WAN), and wireless networks.

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The Internet Environment refers to the virtual space where billions of devices connect and communicate, featuring global connectivity, 24/7 accessibility, and multimedia support. It serves various purposes including communication, information access, entertainment, commerce, education, and collaboration. Additionally, network groups consist of interconnected devices that share resources, with types including Local Area Networks (LAN), Wide Area Networks (WAN), and wireless networks.

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Class: Year 8

Week 3: The Internet Environment

What is the Internet Environment?


The internet environment is the virtual space where billions of devices connect and
communicate. It consists of websites, applications, services, and platforms, which
enable global communication, information sharing, and collaboration.

Characteristic Features
1. Global Connectivity: Links people and devices worldwide
2. 24/7 Accessibility: Available at any time from anywhere with connection
3. Multimedia Support: Handles text, images, video, and audio
4. Interactive Nature: Allows two-way communication and participation
5. Information Abundance: Vast repositories of knowledge and data

Uses of the Internet


1. Communication: Email, messaging, video calls, social networking
2. Information Access: Research, news, educational resources
3. Entertainment: Streaming, gaming, music, videos
4. Commerce: Online shopping, banking, business transactions
5. Education: Online courses, virtual classrooms, educational platforms
6. Collaboration: Shared documents, project coordination, teamwork

Network Groups
These are collections of interconnected devices sharing resources and information.
Examples include school networks, home networks, and corporate networks. They
enable resource sharing (printers, files, internet connection), provide security through
controlled access and facilitate collaboration within organizations.

Types of Networks
1. Local Area Networks (LAN): Within a building or campus
2. Wide Area Networks (WAN): Across large geographical areas
3. Wireless Networks: Using radio waves for connection
4. Educational Networks: Specifically designed for schools and learning

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