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Inventor Profiles: Robert Kahn
Advanced Research Project Agency, Kahn designed the first communication network, known as ARPANET, which was based on a new technique called “packet switching” that enabled heterogeneous distributed computers to exchange packets of data. In 2004, Kahn received the T...
Computer History Museum: A History of the Internet
And darkness was upon the deep. And the spirit of ARPA moved upon the face of the network and ARPA said, 'Let there be a protocol,' and there was a protocol. And ARPA saw that it was good. And ARPA said, 'Let there be mor...
 Learner-Identified Outcomes of Participation in Adult Literacy Programs
NCSALL Reports #13 February 2000 10 Interview Design The interview protocol was developed as a guide for the interviewers, not as a structure for the interview. We identified topics we hoped to cover, but did not expect to follow any particular order in the i...
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NCSALL Reports #13 February 2000 10 Interview Design The interview protocol was developed as a guide for the interviewers, not as a structure for the interview. We identified topics we hoped to cover, but did not expect to follow any particular order in the interviews. We knew we wanted people to talk about their lives, their experiences in adult education, their childhoods and their early schooling. In developing the
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NCSALL Reports #13 February 2000 10 Interview Design The interview <span class="highlight">protocol</span> was developed as <span class="highlight">a</span> guide <span class="highlight">for</span> the interviewers, not as <span class="highlight">a</span> structure <span class="highlight">for</span> the interview. We identified topics we hoped to cover, but did not expect to follow any particular order in the interviews. We knew we wanted people to talk about their lives, their experiences in adult education, their childhoods <span class="highlight">and</span> their early schooling. In developing the
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NCSALL Reports #13 February 2000 126 APPENDICES Appendix One: Interview One <span class="highlight">Protocol</span> Appendix Two: Interview Two <span class="highlight">Protocol</span> Appendix Three: Participants’ Full Profiles
SBC Knowledge Network Explorer
adopt 21st century technologies including mobile applications, web-based learning, and portable content, to help improve learning outcomes. The table below lists the content remaining on KNE. To send us comments, suggestions, etc, please use our Feedback Form Search for...
Internet Telephony
allowing for the capture and usability of information that can drive sales and customer satisfaction. Security BYOD & IPv6: The Secret to Providing a Secure Network Some network security engineers are already calling BYOD, "bring your own...
The Smart Home Is Here
opens your mailbox? No problem. ZigBee, an emerging wireless home-networking standard expected to be widely available next year, is about to open up the lines of intergadget chatter. It doesn't involve wiring, and setup takes just a few minutes. ZigBee-enabled devices transmit and...
University of Arkansas: Oracle Tips, Tricks, and S
Scripts, then try http://www.oracletips.info/ which is newly revised. is a Google Custom Search for my documents and presentations on Banner Reporting Solutions. My public and professional life has been dominated by technical projects, most of which have included comp...
MIT Invention Dimension: Vinton Cerf
host protocol, "NCP." In 1972 --- the year in which Robert Kahn first demonstrated e-mail on ARPANET --- Cerf earned his doctorate and returned to Stanford, to teach Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. In 1973, Kahn realized that NCP would not serve for...
PC Magazine: Security Suite Review
Internet Security 2004 combines the power and configurability of Norton Personal Firewall 2004 (including its ad-blocking and privacy controls) with Norton AntiSpam (available separately for $39.95), Norton AntiVirus 2004, and a parental control feature that...
Teach for Success� (T4S�) Foundational Institute
Foundational Institute is based on the Teach for Success Classroom Observation Protocol, a research-based framework that provides administrators and teachers with criteria and definitions to impartially discuss the process of teaching and how t...
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