For quite sometime I couldn’t make a clearly distinction between the two concepts-Internet and World Wide Web, popularly used in today’s world of information and communication. The two were more or less the same. Thanks to internet training for editors, I came to understand that while Internet is a collection of interconnected physical infrastructure of computer networks, the World Wide Web[WWW]is the collection on interconnected content accessed through internet. I believe that good number of people use the two concepts interchangeably probably because they are closely interrelated in the sense that internet acts as a bridge through which most of us can access WWW contents.
Blog imedhamiria kuangazia maisha ya kila siku katika nyanja za kiuchumi, kisiasa na kijamii.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
The Internet Revolution
First day of internet training for news editors and communication lecturers organised by MISA-TAN in collaboration with VIKES (Finnish Foundation for Media Development) went great. The trainer Peik Johansson, a journalist and training consultant from Finland facilitated discussion on internet revolution and its impact on people's life.
Among others was excited to learn about Project Guttenberg website. dedicated for online free books where one can download, read and even print the books.
Similarly was excited on the training on developing our own blog. In fact the training gave an opportunity to make the very first personal blog.
Similarly was excited on the training on developing our own blog. In fact the training gave an opportunity to make the very first personal blog.
I must admit that the training was very relevant as staff member for News and Current Affairs department of Tanzania Broadcasting Corporations- TBC, the training will enhance skills in collection, package and dissemination of news and other current affairs information
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