WEEK 6 EXPLORING THE TECHNOCULTURAL HISTORY OF NETWORK AND FEEDBACK

Networks can be dated back to the 1970's Telegraph. Networks are appropriate instruments for a capitalist economy based on innovation, globalisation for firms to work together for the same purpose. Feedback is an information or result or conclusion which is reported after a discussion or after an event. Most feedbacks are used to improve or get to know what people think about them. For example, after a presentation either by an organisation or an industry, they ask for feedback. This feedback contains questions and the answers gotten from the feedback is used in improving the industry. Feedback is compulsory, but it always advisable to fill on. An example of a feedback form can be seen.
Lastly, Internet is the combination of both computers and cables in which information is sent from one network to another and it is also said to be the backbone of a computer.