Chromebooks, laptops, and PCs are crucial tools for coding and digital skills education. Chromebooks are ideal for web-based applications and collaborative projects, while laptops and PCs support a wider range of programming environments and software for more intensive tasks like software development and data analysis.How Does the Internet Work?
In this lesson, you will learn how the Internet works in a fun and simple way, by creating an interactive story about the journey of an email!
Imagine you are sending an email to your friend. Let's create a story that shows how your email travels through the Internet to reach your friend's computer.
These are the main characters of your story and represent the different parts of the Internet that help your email reach its destination.
Begin your story with the Sender (your computer) writing an email to the Receiver (your friend's computer). The Sender needs help from the Mail Carriers (ISPs) and the Post Offices (email servers) to deliver the email.
The Sender sends the email to the Post Office (email server). The Post Office checks the email address to make sure it knows where to send the email. If the address is correct, the Post Office sends the email to the Mail Carrier (ISP) to be delivered.
The Mail Carrier (ISP) takes the email and starts its journey towards the Receiver. Along the way, the Mail Carrier encounters Traffic Controllers (routers) that help guide it to the right destination.
Get ready to embark on an incredible learning journey! Get access to this lesson and hundreds more in our Digital Skills Curriculum.
