MIL: Module 2

Writing

• Prehistoric Time

• Industrial Age

• Electronic Age

• New Information Age

The main concern of the members of the community was food, water, shelter, reproduction, and safety from natural occurrences and wild animals.

• Prehistoric Time

• Industrial Age

• Electronic Age

• New Information Age

Aside from writing, the medium of communication was through oral language primarily (oral communication).

• Prehistoric Time

• Industrial Age

• Electronic Age

• New Information Age

Primitive people created sounds and symbols to refer to the material world around them.

• Prehistoric Time

• Industrial Age

• Electronic Age

• New Information Age

It started in England and other European countries in the 18th century, was marked by the shift from agricultural and handicraft economy to one dominated by machine and machine manufacturers.

• Prehistoric Time

• Industrial Age

• Electronic Age

• New Information Age

Factory systems was organized which increased division of labor and specialization of function.

• Prehistoric Time

• Industrial Age

• Electronic Age

• New Information Age

Increase in the application of science in the industry.

• Prehistoric Time

• Industrial Age

• Electronic Age

• New Information Age

During this period, printing flourished and education become mass based.

• Prehistoric Time

• Industrial Age

• Electronic Age

• New Information Age

Telecommunications enabled communication over distances.

• Prehistoric Time

• Industrial Age

• Electronic Age

• New Information Age

The telegraph and the telephones were invented by American Investors Samuel Finley Breese Morse in 1844 AND Alexander Graham bell in 1876, respectively.

• Prehistoric Time

• Industrial Age

• Electronic Age

• New Information Age