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Discovering the World Wide Web (1995) The Internet Revealed Series

Tape 4 of The Internet Revealed offers a unique glimpse into K-12 schools first embrace of educational technology. Produced by Classroom Connect, a 1994 .com start up based in Lancaster, PA (and later Foster City, CA), the tape instructs students and teachers in the limitless educational possibilities of this new thing called "The Web," explaining in detail how the Information Superhighway works, and giving schools an easy on-ramp to cyberspace. Check out The Amazing Internet (1995), the kick-off tape in The Internet Revealed Series @    • The Amazing Internet (1995) The Inter...   With Tim McLain, still hanging 10 on the Interwebs after 20 years. Tweet a shout out to @tmclain with your favorite vintage Internet memory. Also in The Internet Revealed Series: Tape 2: Internet Email Tape 3: Searching the Internet Tape 4: Discovering the World Wide Web This video gave many middle and high school students their first peek at the inner-workings of the fledgling Internet, which was dominated at the time by gopher, telnet, ftp. A newcomer -- the WWW or World Wide Web -- was just entering the scene thanks to a new piece of software called Netscape. From the jacket cover: "Now that you and your students have the skills to use the fundamental tools of the Internet, it's time to unleash the Net's most powerful and wondrous resource... the World Wide Web." "With the power to energize the Internet with graphics, sounds and moving video, educators from around the world are realizing and contributing to the Web's enormous global base of knowledge." "Join our intrepid host Tim McLain, writer and Net surfer extraordinaire for the acclaimed Internet in education resource newsletter Classroom Connect, as he explains the Web's fundamentals and demonstrates the necessary how-to skills in a way that you and your students will understand and enjoy." "Visit some fascinating Web sites and discover for yourself how the Web can both galvanize your classroom projects and promote individual exploration. You have the power to unlock the Web, all you need is a computer, an insatiable desire to learn... and this tape."