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Knott, Rebeka. Life before Cell Phones, Groovy History, 12 Sept. 2017, https://groovyhistory.com/life-before-cell-phones.   (1)

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To communicate with someone you would use a landline or a handwritten letter.  (1)

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No texting, so you had to actually know how to talk properly.

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No competition among friends over video games, just enjoyment with friends

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Every kids fun was sleepovers and birthday parties

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Making new friendships were normal. When your friends weren’t around

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Kids would be playing outside for hours until dark or until they were hungry

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Rainy days were the days when kids would watch TV

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Making forts in the rain with blankets were normal

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Kids would play board games with their family instead of video games

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The children had the job of setting up the table and cleaning afterwards.

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Sometimes you would only drink hose water because kids would be outside all day

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You ate whatever you got offered. If you didn’t eat dinner then you had to wait till breakfast.

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“Computer.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 14 Nov. 2021, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer.

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A computer is a machine that can and is designed to carry out orders and operations.

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Can do intellectual operations automatically

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Modern computers are programmed to do a whole lot of tasks

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“Computers power the internet” and it links millions of other websites and computer users

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Was made to do calculations at first.

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mclver jr , william j. “." Computer Sciences. . Encyclopedia.com. 24 Nov. 2021 .” Encyclopedia.com, Encyclopedia.com, 28 Nov. 2021, https://www.encyclopedia.com/computing/news-wires-white-papers-and-books/social-impact.

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Computers have changed the way people interact with one and another.

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As well as their environment and how humans put their work, their communities and their time.

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In turn, society has changed and influenced the evolution of computers through desire people have for calculations and processing information.

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The earlier computers were mechanical calculators. (1623-1662)

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The first programmed computer was believed to be in (1752-1834)

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To automate the weaving of clothes with patterns. (1752-1834)

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First modern computers were designed to be used in the military in World War 2 for planning and calculations.

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Nowadays computers are used in everything. Architecture, agriculture, art, commerce and global trade, communication, education and more.

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Organization in workplace regards to computers. Payroll processing and record management for example.

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Companies would have 1 large computers that controls everything and small ones to every worker.

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Personal computers (PCs) gave companies a way to organize them selfs through smaller branches and more locations

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Computers enabled people to work and live more independently and remotely then ever before

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“Computers and Our Life: How Have Computers Changed Our Life?” Lopol.org, https://www.lopol.org/article/computers-and-our-life-how-have-computers-changed-our-life.

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How have computers changed our lives  (4)

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Extreme influence in our lives as it helps resolve problems that humans encounter

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Looked at as, savings of money, effort and time

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Made life easier

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Brings people together, allows communication which saves money and effort in compares to a letter.

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Able to write a document, auto edited and print on printer or publish for everyone to see

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Education advancements, being able to find information with one click

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Can communicate artificial intelligence through different creative ways (PowerPoint, Microsoft word etc)

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Travel, Airways, roadways, waterways all use computers to organize and control their operations

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Advancements in medical field, using computers to store data and mobile healthcare. Organized medical history better.

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“7 Ways We Have Changed in 100 Years and What's Next.” Rustic Lens, 2 May 2018, https://www.rusticlens.com/2018/05/02/7-ways-that-things-have-changed-in-100-years/.

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1918, 54% of people lived in a rural environment, now less than 20% of people do

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Only 30% of families had telephones, now theirs computers that are more sophisticated than a house full of old computers

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Nowadays everything is online so you can buy clothes with a click of a button

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“Had to work harder to survive”. Divorce rate increased heavily

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Very basic, and was huge compared to modern computers.

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"Big wall with a bunch of buttons"

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“When Was the First Computer Invented?” Computer Hope's Free Computer Help, 13 Mar. 2021, https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000984.htm.

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The first “Computer” was created by Charles Babbage in 1822

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Analytical engine by Charles Babbage was never completed by him. His son completed it and was able to preform basic calculations

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The first electromechanical binary programmable computer was created by Konrad Zuse.

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Konrad Zuse created the first functional modern computer.

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The “Z1” was the backbone for the modern computers in World War 2 and then today

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Luoma, Gene. “10 Reasons Why the Computer Was Invented.” Zip It Clean Inventing, 24 Nov. 2019, https://zipitclean.com/invention-news/why-was-the-computer-invented/#:~:text=The%20computer%20was%20invented%20in,were%20previously%20completed%20by%20pe.

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To do math problems that humans were previously doing

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People sat for hours on hours doing these math problems by hand

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In other words "the worlds longest math glass"

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These calculations were extremely important to navigation, science, engineering, and mathematics.

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Charles Babbage thought and knew their had to be some kind of human error throughout the calculations

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Charles Babbage thought that these "unskilled computers" -humans, can be replaced by machines.

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That would stop human error and make the process faster and more reliable

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“Introduction to Computer Information Systems/Computers and Society.” Wikibooks, Open Books for an Open World, https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Introduction_to_Computer_Information_Systems/Computers_and_Society#:~:text=Discuss%20the%20importance%20of%20Computer%20in%20S.

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Made selling and buying things easier

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Made communication around the world easy

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Made gaining knowledge easy

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Gave entertainment eas

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Gave a source entertainment

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Made paying bills easy as you dont have to go to the bank