computeroperationsaboutinternetprotocoal.pptx

1. ICT 9
COMPUTE
R OPERAT
ION

4. The Internet started in the 1960s as a
way for government researchers to
share information. Computers in the
'60s were large and immobile and in
order to make use of information stored
in any one computer, one had to either
travel to the site of the computer or
have magnetic computer tapes sent
through the conventional postal system.

5. January 1, 1983 is considered the official birthday of
the Internet. Prior to this, the various computer
networks did not have a standard way to
communicate with each other. A new
communications protocol was established called
Transfer Control Protocol/Internetwork Protocol
(TCP/IP). This allowed different kinds of computers
on different networks to "talk" to each other.
ARPANET and the Defense Data Network officially
changed to the TCP/IP standard on January 1, 1983,
hence the birth of the Internet. All networks could
now be connected by a universal language.

7. The image above is a scale model of the UNIVAC I
(the name stood for Universal Automatic Computer)
which was delivered to the Census Bureau in 1951. It
weighed some 16,000 pounds, used 5,000 vacuum
tubes, and could perform about 1,000 calculations
per second. It was the first American commercial
computer, as well as the first computer designed for
business use. (Business computers like the UNIVAC
processed data more slowly than the IAS-type
machines, but were designed for fast input and
output.).

9. What is the Internet?
The Internet is a globally connected
network system that facilitates
communication and data services through
a vast collection of private, public, business,
academic, and government networks. It
serves as a virtual infrastructure that links
millions of computers and electronic
devices worldwide, allowing users to

10. What is Ethernet?
Ethernet is the traditional technology for
connecting devices in a wired local
area network (LAN) or wide area
network. It enables devices to
communicate with each other via a
protocol, which is a set of rules or
common network language

11. Compared to wireless LAN (WLAN)
technology, Ethernet is typically less
vulnerable to disruptions. It can also offer a
greater degree of network security and
control than wireless technology because
devices must connect using physical cabling.
This makes it difficult for outsiders to access
network data or hijack bandwidth for
unsanctioned devices.

12. Utilizing Google
Meet and Google
Classroom
Computer
Operation

14. What is Google Meet?
previously known as Google Hangouts Meet, a
videoconferencing and chatting software designed
by Google. It is built to let hundreds of people join
the same virtual meeting where businessmen,
colleagues, teachers and students can
communicate over video with each other from
anywhere with an internet connection. It is the
most popular video conferencing platform where
people can start a meeting in a single minute.

15. When
Was launched in 2017 as a video
conferencing platform by Google. It has
since evolved into a standalone product,
offering features for virtual meetings,
webinars, and online collaboration

16. Features
● Ability to work on any devices
such as desktop/laptop, Android
or iPhone/iPad
● Ability to join into meetings
through a dial-in number

17. ● Ability to integrate with Google
Calendar in scheduling a meeting
● Ability to share screen to present
documents, spreadsheets, or
presentations

18. ● Ability to make live captions
based on speech recognition
● Automatically switches the
layout in a video meeting to
display the most active
content and participants

19. ● Allows the host of the meeting
to pin, mute and remove the
participants
● Ability to invite up to hundreds
of participants in one meeting

20. Parts of Google
Meet

21. About us

22. 1. Meeting Details – it allows the
user to view and copy the meeting
title, time and date, link, code, and
attachment
2. Microphone – it allows the user to
mute and unmute to avoid noise
while the meeting is going on

23. 3. Hang Up Button – it is used to
press by the user who wants to leave
the meeting
4. Camera – it allows both host and
participants to turn on or off the
video while on the meeting to avoid
distraction

24. 5. Caption Button – it makes
captions whatever the
speaker or the participants is
talking about
6. Present Tab – it is used to
present any presentation from
the screen

25. 7. Settings – allows the user to
adjust video and speaker
settings
8. Participants Tab – it allows
the user to view the number of
participants joining the meeting

26. 9. Chat Box – it allows the
user to type their comments
and suggestions while the
meeting is going on

27. Video Conference
Etiquette

28. 1. Be on time.
2. Before attending the
meeting, dress appropriately,
look wide awake, hair combed
and ready to learn.

29. 3. Find a suitable quiet
environment so that you will
not be disturbed.
4. Turn off or mute the
microphone when you are not
speaking.

30. 5. If you want to speak,
raise your hand or type on
the chat box before turning
on your microphone.
6. Listen attentively while
the teacher is talking.

31. 7. Avoid eating while at the
meeting. If you are taking
your snacks, turn off the
camera to avoid
distraction.

32. How to Join a
Meeting using
desktop/laptop
computers?

33. 1. Sign in your
existing Gmail
Account or
Create a new
Gmail account

34. 2. In the Uniform Resource
Locator (URL) bar, type
meet.google.com or click
Google apps button and
click Google Meet icon.

36. 3. There are several ways to join the meeting such as:
a. typing the Meeting code;
b. dial a number;
c. clicking the link from the Google Calendar invitation
to your email, and
d. clicking the link sent to the email or messenger.
● Type the Meeting code provided by the teacher and click join.

38. ● Click Yes in responding to
the Google Calendar
invitation, and click the
link to join the meeting.

40. 4. Click Join now. Turn on your camera and
microphone if you want to speak.
5. During the meeting, if you want to present
outputs to your teacher from your desktop,
click the Present now tab to share your
screen. Select Present option layout and click
share.

41. How to Join a
Meeting using
Android/IOS Phones
or Tablets?

42. 1. Install the
Google Meet
application
from your
Play Store.

43. 2. Sign your
existing Google
Accounts in your
Android, IOS
phones or tablets.

44. 3. Tap the
Google Meet
application
downloaded
to your
phones and
tablets.

45. 4. Enter a Meeting
code and press Join
meeting. Once you
join the meeting you
can turn on and off
your microphone
and camera.

46. 5. If you want to
present something
from your phone
screen to your teacher
and classmates, press
the three dots on the
upper right corner of
your screen and press
Present screen.

47. Instructions: In a separate
sheet of paper, identify the
parts of the Google Meet and
explain their functions.

49. Generalization.
I love to use Google Meet as a
videoconferencing tool for distance
learning
because_______________________
______________________________
______________

50. Cite a situation in your life
when you were able to apply
Video Conference Etiquette
How important video
conferencing in your studies?