Essay question –

What are the principal features of the Internet and WWW as networks, and how do they differ?

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Sources:

http://www.popline.org/node/400732 – Communication networks: toward a new paradigm for research. – Rogers EM

http://ijoc.org/index.php/ijoc/article/view/1136 – Network Theory: A Network Theory of Power

http://www.westga.edu/~awalter/teaching/global/massey1991.pdf – A Global Sense of Place – Doreen Massey

Grade B Upper 2nd
60-69 All levels Thoughtful answer informed by wider reading showing clarity of thought and personal insight
Understanding Thorough understanding of the relevant material and issues with sound discussion. Thorough understanding of the relevant material and issues demonstrating insight and a good level of evaluation Thorough understanding of the relevant material and issues with insightful and creative analysis.
Depth of Knowledge A comprehensive range of relevant literature used Comprehensive range of relevant literature, evidence is used to support arguments, awareness of wider issues. Comprehensive range of relevant literature / evidence used demonstrating independent thought and extensive reading.
Structure Clear and logical presentation. Clear, logical and integrated presentation. Clear, fluent, integrated and focussed presentation.
Grade C Lower 2nd
50-59 All Levels Good understanding of basic principles and relevant evidence, with a coherent and logical argument
Understanding Good understanding of the relevant material and issues showing evidence of discussion. Good understanding of the relevant material and issues with development of analytical thought. Good understanding of all the relevant material and issues and wider implications with a convincing analysis.
Depth of Knowledge Relevant literature Good use of relevant literature Breadth in examples and literature / evidence used without any major omissions.
Demonstrates extended reading.
Structure Coherent and well organised presentation. Coherent, well organised and logical presentation. Coherent, well organised and logical presentation.