Technology Classes |
The Internet Learn how the multi-layered systems of the internet function as you collaboratively solve problems and puzzles about encoding and transmitting data, both ‘unplugged’ and using Code.org’s Internet Simulator. cy. |
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Chapter 1: Representing & Transmitting Information | |||||||
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U2Ch1L1: Welcome to the Internet | Students will acquire a greater understanding of how the internet works. | Click Here. | |||||
U2Ch1L2:Building a Network | Students will build a number of physical networks. |
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U2Ch1L3:The Need For Addressing (IP) | Students will learn how devices communicate with each other on a network. |
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U2Ch1L4: Routers & Redundancy | Students will discover how routers help manage the paths that different messages take. |
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U2Ch1L5: Packets | Students will see that all information on the internet is broken into smaller chunks called packets and reassembled at the destination. |
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U2Ch1L6: DNS & HTTP | Students will understand the role of DNS and HTTP on the Internet. |
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Unit 2_The Physical Network of the Internet | Students will see how information is transmitted on the physical network of the internet: Light, Wire & Radio. | Click Here. | |||||
Unit 2: Internet Review | Students will bring all the terms that they learned that make the internet function successfully and show and explain the entire process. | Click Here. |
Questions? jharrington@sthelenaunified.org