Information on Wi-Fi, Web pages, and IP Addresses

1. By: Carolyn Lipscomb

2. Web Pages
• Is a page that is created to attract and hold
visitor’s attention, so that he or she will
spend time viewing the page.
• Consisting of:
 A logo and/ or business name
 Various images, photographs, animations and etc.
 A search tool to locate information
 Copyright statement
 Privacy and security policy statement

3. Wi-Fi
 11 Mbps-60 Mbps (transmission speed)
 $10-$25 ( Approximate cost per month)
Advantages:
 High Speed
 Wireless
 Mobility
Disadvantages:
 Limited availability
 Requires Wi-Fi Card
 Remain within 300ft of receiver

4. IP Addresses
o Stands for Internet Protocol Address.
o Is a number that uniquely identifies each computer
or device connected to the internet.
o Internet relies on a computer’s unique IP address to
ensure that the data is sent to the right computer
or device.
o Consists of four groups of number, each group is
separated by periods, or dots.
EVAMPLE: 69.32.133.79 (IP address for a Cengage
Learning Web server.)