1. Internet

2. Ron Swanson

3. The Web as you know it WWW: World Wide Web
This is not the internet, but just a part of it. IM, . The web consists of pages that can only be seen by using application software
World Wide Web

4. Browser Application that allows you to view the Internet. Examples:
You have to have a browser to see the Internet
Examples:
Chrome
Internet Explorer
Firefox
Safari

5. Bingiton.com Search Engine Google Bing Yahoo Ask.com
Application that helps you find information
Examples:
Google
Bing
Yahoo
Ask.com
Bingiton.com

6. Just Google It… How Tall is the Statue of Liberty 305 Feet
What year did Wrigley Field add lights to its stadium?
1988
How much did a Whopper cost at Burger King in 1957?
37 cents
How much is that in today’s money?
$3.17

7. Boolean Operators OR MAKES IT “BIGGOR” AND NOT OR
Words used to reduce or expand search results
AND
NOT
OR MAKES IT “BIGGOR” OR

8. Someone creates a website They load it to a web server computer 3 2 1 4
Someone creates a website
They load it to a web server computer
We must have an Internet connection
We can see the websites on a browser

9. HTML Hyper Text Markup Language
The language of websites
To View Google’s HTML:
Click on the GOOGLE image to the left
Right Click when on the Google home page
View Page Source
To return to this PPT just close out of the browser.

10. What you see…………..

11. How it is written…………

12. Why you should be a programmer…….
Average Starting Salary …….$72,000
Starting Salary in Rochester, MN $114,000
Starting Salary in Santa Fe, NM $109,000
Starting Salary for a Middle School Teacher in Utah ………. $40,000

13. Networks System of computers that are linked together
LAN: Local Area Network
Examples: Home, office & School
WAN: Wide Area Network
Example: Internet

14. ISP Internet Service Provider
A company you pay to hook up the Internet at your house, schools, businesses, or office

15. Types of Internet Connections
Broadband: High Speed Internet Connection. Most common internet connection.
WiFi: Short range wireless connection that your devices connect through a home or business router
Wireless: Connection your mobile devices (phones and tablets) use to get internet or use data (3G, 4G, LTE)

16. The CLOUD

17. What is it?
Back in the day, all of your data was stored on your hard drive, discs, CD’s and other storage devices
Now there is a better way. It is stored in a magical place not on your computer, called THE CLOUD

18. Cloud Servers Application online data storage
One of Apple’s Cloud Servers. Why no logo on the roof?

19. Do I use it without even knowing?
NetFlix
Hulu
Pandora
Spotify
Facebook Games
Uploading files in Mr. Assmus’ Class

20. Which one is best? Dropbox: Google Drive: One Drive: iCloud:
2GB Free Space; File Size Limit = Unlimited; All Platforms,
Best for: Seamless document streaming
Google Drive:
15GB Free Space; File Size Limit = 10GB (Platforms: Windows, Mac, iOS, Android)
Best for: Storage Space and Web Apps
One Drive:
7 GB Free Space, File Size Limit = 2GB; (Platforms: Windows, Mac iOS, Android and Windows Phone)
Best for Windows/MS Office Integration
iCloud:
Free Space: 5GB; File Size Limit = 25MB Free/250MB Paid
Platform: OS, iOS, Windows
Best for: Heavy iTunes/Mac Users

21. URL – Uniform Resource Locator
What is it? Address of a website
Example
NOT Facebook.com
True URL’s include the www
Now, browsers are smart enough that you don’t need to type it in, but you used to have to include it in your URL

22. Domain The ending of a website
There are hundreds of thousands of different domains out there.
Most countries have their own domains.

23. Examples of domains
.com = commercial .gov = government .edu = higher education .org = non-profit organization .net = network .int = internet

24. Other Important Info
Home Page: The main page, or table of contents for the website
Wiki: Allows collaborative editing of its content by all of its users
Blog: A personal website which individuals give opinions and link to other websites
Podcast: A multimedia (usually sound) digital file made available on the internet to download to a portable player (MP3, iPod, etc)

25. Hypertext Link (a.k.a. Link)
Definition
Picture or words that take you to a new location when clicked on
Examples: Pictures and words

26. This what happens on the Internet every 60 seconds – The Internet is in EVERY aspect of our lives