Connecting networks

Computing

The internet and World Wide Web

Sharing information

Content on the World Wide Web

Ownership and the World Wide Web

Reliability of content on the World Wide Web

In this unit pupils will recognise the internet as a network of networks. They will learn that the World Wide Web is part of the internet. They will evaluate online content to decide how honest, accurate, or reliable it is, and understand the consequences of false information.

The internet

manages the flow of data between networks

to stop them from connecting to the internet

they can share information between computers on different networks

What happens when networks are connected to each other?

Yes, all networks are part of the internet.

No, it also needs a connection through a router.

Yes, as long as the computer is turned on.

No, computers cannot connect to the internet.

Does connecting a computer to a network mean it is connected to the internet?

What is one example of a network in everyday life?

a group of devices that are connected together

a global system of interconnected computer networks

Which of these devices can connect to a network?

Which of these is an example of a network?

What is a secret word or phrase used to access a computer, network or online account?

Connecting networks

Lesson outcome