Target Audience: Age Range: Teens (14-18), Adults (18+)
Format of Delivery: Hybrid
Setting: Classroom / Small group / One-on-one
What does this resource cover?
This resource provides a comprehensive guide for educators, practitioners, or trainers to teach you about connecting to the internet. It covers various types of internet connections, the role of Internet Service Providers (ISPs), essential hardware like modems and routers, and the steps to set up both wired and wireless internet connections at home.
What will community members learn?
According to the included lesson plan, after you complete this course, you will be able to:
- Differentiate between various types of internet connections (e.g., dial-up, DSL, cable, fiber, and cellular)
- Identify the steps required to set up an internet connection, including the necessary hardware and software
- Configure a home Wi-Fi network, including setting up a wireless router and ensuring network security
- Evaluate the pros and cons of different ISPs and internet plans based on speed, cost, and availability
How long will this program take?
90 minutes
What materials are needed?
- Computer with internet access
- Modem (DSL, cable, or fiber)
- Wireless router (if needed)
- Ethernet cables
- Wi-Fi adapter (if needed)
How many staff are required?
- One to two staff members
How can I access this resource?
How Can I Access This Resource?
Internet Basics: Connecting to the Internet
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