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A Tutorial to Computer Networks in Educational Settings By Julie Channell
The Basics of Technology Network Information Technology Personnel role Teacher role
Network Purpose ,[object Object]
File server is the head of the network
large and fast computer that stores the RAM, extra memory, and stores software, applications, and files
All the other computers are called workstations
Involves hardware and software that connects  computers and tools
 Allows printers, scanners , email, and security features to be shared,[object Object]
Type 2- Client Server,[object Object]
No central place for stored files,[object Object]
The computers are considered clients and are connected to a server
File servers makes resources accessible and secure
Integrates all computers and files can be shared at the same timeAdvantages ,[object Object]
	Elements can be replaced as needed
	Components work togetherDrawbacks ,[object Object]
	When server goes down operations do not work,[object Object]
Network Continued Local Area Network (LAN) – In a limited geographical area (building, library etc) Wide Area Network (WAN)- Large geographical location (i.e. state)
Diagram of a Network Computer network diagram. (2010, August 27)
Benefits from Having a Network in the Educational System Appropriate school personnel can access student information simultaneously Increase productivity time Peer and educator collaboration and mentoring within the school and on the internet Eases communication of staff, scheduling meeting, access curricular supports
Hardware Internal Hardware (inside the computer) ,[object Object]

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541 week 3 networks

  • 1. A Tutorial to Computer Networks in Educational Settings By Julie Channell
  • 2. The Basics of Technology Network Information Technology Personnel role Teacher role
  • 3.
  • 4. File server is the head of the network
  • 5. large and fast computer that stores the RAM, extra memory, and stores software, applications, and files
  • 6. All the other computers are called workstations
  • 7. Involves hardware and software that connects computers and tools
  • 8.
  • 9.
  • 10.
  • 11. The computers are considered clients and are connected to a server
  • 12. File servers makes resources accessible and secure
  • 13.
  • 14. Elements can be replaced as needed
  • 15.
  • 16.
  • 17. Network Continued Local Area Network (LAN) – In a limited geographical area (building, library etc) Wide Area Network (WAN)- Large geographical location (i.e. state)
  • 18. Diagram of a Network Computer network diagram. (2010, August 27)
  • 19. Benefits from Having a Network in the Educational System Appropriate school personnel can access student information simultaneously Increase productivity time Peer and educator collaboration and mentoring within the school and on the internet Eases communication of staff, scheduling meeting, access curricular supports
  • 20.
  • 21. Motherboard- Main circuit board of the computer
  • 22.
  • 23. Accessibility- Monitor, scanner, mice, keyboards, printers, scanners
  • 24. Switch- Central point to connect workstations, cables, and servers
  • 25. Router- Directs information within the network
  • 26.
  • 28.
  • 29. Educators Role Use tools already on the computer and software installed Monitor students and individualize software and settings to enhance student outcomes Use grading tools, professionally network Access lesson plans Use technology in curricular areas
  • 30. Cheat Sheet Technology Problems Is the tool plugged in Is the battery charged Restart the computer Check the wireless connection See if the disc/ software is loaded Hard restart of the computer Are too many programs open Last error message be displayed- report that to IT Most current updates before problems began- report to IT
  • 31. Examples of When to Contact IT Need software installed Need printer installed Hardware not working Constantly freezing Updates needed on Antivirus or spyware Network drives not working correctly
  • 32. References Computer network diagram. (2010, August 27). Retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_network_diagram. Getting to know your computer. (2010, Septmber). Retrieved from http://www.eduplace.com/rdg/gen_act/g_start/computer.html . Jelen, T. (2003, April 22). Networks 101: what is a network? we'll lay out the basics, for the unclear. Retrieved from http://www.tech-soup.com/learning center/networks/page4774.cfm. Winkelman, R. (2009). An Educators guide to networks. Retrieved from http://fcit.usf.edu/network/ .