0 Final Journey 2
The Journey Between website/Gitelman/Emergence and website/@denningScienceComputingARPANET1989 folder/first computer protocol¶
- website/Gitelman/Emergence
- website/IEEE cryptology/Emergence of the telegraph
- website/Headrick and Griset/@headrickSubmarineTelegraphCables2001 source
- website/Headrick and Griset/Accessibility with the telegraph
- website/Standage/Morse Code
- website/Gitelman/Medium is important
- website/@DriscollInternetHistory folder/Double-edge sword of being anonymous
- website/@UMNEvolutionInternet folder/Neccessities for adoption computers
- website/@UMNEvolutionInternet folder/@UMNEvolutionInternet source
- website/@UMNEvolutionInternet folder/Standardization of websites
- website/@denningScienceComputingARPANET1989 folder/first computer protocol
Reflection¶
- tutorial point: "Key Moments that Shaped the Internet". I don't think my desire for the course was fully reached. Creating the journeys for this final task was a struggle, and I think it was not because I didn't understand what I was learning, but I failed to make connections between the big ideas throughout the separate parts. I was successful in capturing key moments and connecting them throughout other parts in each edition of my memex, but I was not successful in reaching my expectations of connecting throughout the editions.
In the journey I provided at the top I was able to make a decent path between notes of the different memex's, but I was unable to capture a lot of the key moments such as Britain's involvement, the telegraph, the telephone, the ideas of how computers are tools to help us. This show's that while I do have notes and linkages, I wasn't able to capture the significant moments in my notes. These moments are overshadowed by the many smaller notes I have. To improve this, I should have spent more time gardening out the moments that connect together rather than every little thing that interested me.