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Chinese seal Chinese
Woodblock
100 AD printing and paper
Book (codex)
YEAR EVENT
1455 Johann Gutenberg invents printing press using movable metal type.
1755 Samuel Johnson's dictionary standardizes English spelling.
1802 The Library of Congress is established.
Invention of the carbon arc lamp.
1824 Research on persistence of vision published.
1830s First viable design for a digital computer. Augusta Lady Byron writes
world's first computer program.
1837 Invention of telegraph in Great Britain and the United States.
1861 Motion pictures projected onto a screen.
1876 Dewey Decimal system introduced.
1877 Edweard Muybridge demonstrates high-speed photography.
1899 First magnetic recordings.
YEAR EVENT
1902 Motion picture special effects.
1906 Lee DeForest invents electronic amplifying tube (triode).
1923 Television camera tube invented by Zvorkyn.
1926 First practical sound movie.
1939 Regularly scheduled television broadcasting begins in the U.S.
1940s Beginnings of information science as a discipline.
1945 Vannevar Bush foresees the invention of hypertext.
1946 ENIAC computer developed.
1948 Birth of field-of-information theory proposed by Claude E. Shannon.
1957 Planar transistor developed by Jean Hoerni.
1958 First integrated circuit.
YEAR EVENT
1960s Library of Congress develops LC MARC (machine readable code).
1969 UNIX operating system developed, which could handle multitasking.
1971 Intel introduces first microprocessor chip.
1972 Optical laserdisc developed by Philips and MCA.
1974 MCA and Philips agree on standard videodisc encoding format.
1975 Altair Microcomputer Kit: first personal computer for the public.
1977 RadioShack introduces first complete personal computer.
1984 Apple MacIntosh computer introduced.
Mid 1980s Artificial intelligence separates from information science.
1987 Hypercard developed by Bill Atkinson recipe box metaphor.
1991 Four hundred fifty complete works of literature on one CD-ROM.
January 1997 RSA (Encryption and network security software) Internet security
code cracked for a 48-bit number.
Evolution of
Man and
Information
Richard Wurman
of the
The early word gets the perm. You are what you eat and so is your brain.
Anything in great demand will be counterfeit.
Ideas are seen as controversial. Undead information walks ever on.
Media presence creates the story.
The medium selects the message. The whole truth is pursuit.
It is an electronic device for storing and processing data,
typically in binary form, according to instructions given to it in a
variable program.
tool to identify
coding regions
and splice sites
Lesson 8 – Activity #3 –
HISTORY ON INTERNET
- Create a diagram on a bond
paper about the history of the
Internet
- Use innovative methods for the
presentation of your project