The Computer History Museum also presents an illustrated Internet History, available in:
For those who like chronological facts and dates, there is an Internet history timeline available in:
This blog was built in order to present our work for the English class. Teacher Helena Sofia asked us to present a work about the Internet, so we decided to use a technological tool to present it. That was how our "School and Internet" blog was born.
The Internet has also inspired many cartoonists that give us a funny way to understand the advantages and disadvantages of using the Internet, as well as its effects on our society.
Here are some of the funniest cartoons related to the Internet.
“When you want to communicate with your friends or other people on the Internet, you need to go to chartrooms or bulletin boards. But it can be difficult to understand what people are saying, because they use a lot of abbreviations to type more quickly.”
Gonçalves, Mª Emília, Torres, Angelina (2008). Log in 10: Student’s Book, Areal Editores, pp.171
To help you understand those abbreviations, here are some examples and their meaning.
ASAP – As soon as possible
A/S/L – Age/sex/location
B4 – Before
BRB – Be right back
BTW – By the way
C-P - Sleepy
CYL – See you later
EOD – End of discussion
FAQ – Frequently asked questions
F2F – Face to face
FYI – For your information
IAC – In any case
IC – I see
LOL – Laughing out loud
PLS - Please
TNX - Thanks
UC? – Do you see?
W8 - Wait
WB – Welcome black
For further information, visit: http://www.internetslang.com/
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