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A network connects two or more computers and devices together to allow them to share resources like files, internet access, and printers. It requires at least two computers, a router to direct information between devices, networking software, and a connection path like Ethernet cables or wireless. When set up, the network allows for mobility with wireless or a cleaner setup with cables directly connecting devices to share files and access shared folders and drives.
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- 3. What does a Network do? ● Allow computers to communicate ● Shared drives and shared folders ● Share files, internet connections, printers, etc.
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- What other things do we notice are connected to the network? How is networking computers helpful? How is it difficult?
- We have a shared drive for our district and everyone has a folder. When a computer is connected to the network, these files can be accessed. These folders can also share things between people and computers.
- Router- Switch for information. Makes sure things get where they are supposed to Software- Allows the computers to speak the same language and access things from each other. The path is the cables that run or the wireless signal Look around or think: Have I seen any of these components in my classroom?
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