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Alexander Graham Bell and the Telephone

Published on Dec 16, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL / TELEPHONE

  • Born on March 3, 1847 in Edinburgh,Scotland
  • Tought the deaf due to regarded education in audio sciences
  • Invented the telephone

THE TELEPHONE

  • Successfully invented on March 10, 1876.
  • Based on idea that people can communicate simultaneously as long as each sound contained a different pitch
  • The invention was driven out of Bell's desire to enhance communication.
  • First words spoken through telephone: "Mr. Watson-- come here-- I want to see you."
  • Signaled a new era in technology that was ahead of its time.

THE IMMEDIATE RESULT

  • Simultaneous communication was achieved for the first time
  • Morse Code became near irrelevant
  • Bell had realized one of his largest goals as an inventor

IMPACT ON THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE

  • Messengers were unnecessary after the telephone was industrialized
  • Businesses were more efficient
  • Communities became more accessible
  • Virtual communication became simultaneous to everyone who could afford it

IMPACT ON OUR LIVES

  • Entertainment
  • International Communication
  • Appointments
  • Emergencies
  • Cartography

PROGRESSION OF EARLY TELEPHONE

PROGRESSION OF TELEPHONE FROM 1960-TODAY