Our School Network - Physical Components and Benefits
What does our school
network look like?
To recognise the physical components of a network
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I can identify how devices in a network are connected together
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I can identify networked devices around me
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I can identify the benefits of computer networks
What does our school network look like?
Switch
Introduction
A device that enables multiple devices on a network to be connected together
Server
Introduction
A computer that manages the network and stores files
Wireless access point
Introduction
A device connected to a wired network, which sends and receives wireless
signals for devices with Wi-Fi connectivity
Other n
etwork components
Introduction
Network cables:
wires used to
connect
wired
devices to the
network
Network sockets:
allow network
cables to be connected to the
network
What kind of tasks does the school
computer network let learners and
staff members do?
Why is it useful for more than one
person to be able to access
information in school?
Benefits of a computer network
Activity 1
You will be creating a map of your
school network, so you need to know
where network devices are located.
Which devices can you spot in the
classroom?
Which ones can you see in corridors?
Which ones are in other rooms?
School network tour
Activity 2
Wired connection
Wireless connection
Switch
Mapping a network
Activity 3
Printer
Server
Desktop computers
Wireless access point
Laptop computer
Tablet
computers
Computers connected to other
computers creates a network.
Networks let us...
Networks
Plenary
Connecting networks together
makes the internet.
Internet
Plenary
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I can identify how devices in a
network are connected together
●
I can identify networked devices
around me
●
I can identify the benefits of
computer networks
How confident are you? (1–3)
Assessment
3 – Very confident
1 – Not confident
2 – Unsure
In this lesson, you…
Explored the computer networks in
your school and considered the
benefits of having a computer
network
This lesson
Summary
Last updated: 02-07-21
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Discover the physical components of our school network, including switches, servers, wireless access points, network cables, and more. Explore the benefits of computer networks in enabling communication and access to information for learners and staff members. Engage in activities like mapping the school network and understanding the devices involved.
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What does our school network look like?
What does our school network look like? To recognise the physical components of a network I can identify how devices in a network are connected together I can identify networked devices around me I can identify the benefits of computer networks
Introduction Switch A device that enables multiple devices on a network to be connected together
Introduction Server A computer that manages the network and stores files
Introduction Wireless access point A device connected to a wired network, which sends and receives wireless signals for devices with Wi-Fi connectivity
Introduction Other network components Network cables: wires used to connect wired devices to the network Network sockets: allow network cables to be connected to the network
Activity 1 Benefits of a computer network What kind of tasks does the school computer network let learners and staff members do? Why is it useful for more than one person to be able to access information in school?
Activity 2 School network tour You will be creating a map of your school network, so you need to know where network devices are located. Which devices can you spot in the classroom? Which ones can you see in corridors? Which ones are in other rooms?
Activity 3 Tablet computers Mapping a network Wired connection Wireless access point Wireless connection Switch Laptop computer Desktop computers Printer Server
Plenary Networks Computers connected to other computers creates a network. Networks let us...
Plenary Internet Connecting networks together makes the internet.
Assessment How confident are you? (1 3) I can identify how devices in a network are connected together 3 Very confident I can identify networked devices around me 2 Unsure I can identify the benefits of computer networks 1 Not confident
Summary This lesson In this lesson, you Explored the computer networks in your school and considered the benefits of having a computer network
