Ray searches
- 1. Ray sees a web
address in a
magazine.
He’d like to find out
about events in
Cardiff.
- 2. Ray opens his browser called Google
Chrome. He types the web address, he has
seen in the magazine, into the Address Bar.
- 6. Ray wants to return to the previous page.
He clicks on the Back (left) arrow
- 7. Ray has forgotten
the date of an
event.
He goes back to
‘things to do’ by
clicking on the
Forward (right)
arrow
- 8. What will the
weather be like
when he visits
Cardiff?
He types his search
into the Address
Bar. He press Enter
to see the results.
- 9. The first and second
search result will be
good places to visit.
Ray chooses the
BBC Weather link.
- 10. Ray wants to remember this website for
the future. He clicks onto the Star at the
end of the Address Bar. Then he clicks
on Done.
- 11. A week later Ray opens Google Chrome.
He sees the shortcut to Cardiff Weather
on the toolbar. He clicks onto it to open
the page.
- 12. But the page is showing last week’s
weather. To update this webpage Ray
clicks onto the Refresh button.
- 13. Ray feels he is getting to grips with
using the browser to search and find
information.
