Unit: Introduction to Data Transmission and Networking This comprehensive unit covers key concepts in data transmission, home and school network components, and IP addressing. Designed to engage students through hands-on activities, research projects, and real-world examples, this bundle includes four topics with comprehensive lesson plans, activities, and assessments. Perfect for educators teaching digital technologies or networking fundamentals.
 
What’s Included:
Lesson 1: Introduction to Data Transmission Students explore how data is transmitted in wired, wireless, and mobile networks, researching and presenting on methods like Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and cellular networks.
Lesson 2: Home Broadband Networks Students learn about the main components of a home broadband network (e.g., modem, router), and create a labeled diagram explaining how these components work together.
Lesson 3: School Network Components Students identify and report on key components of a school network, including switches, access points, and servers, with an optional visit to observe the school’s infrastructure.
Lesson 4: Understanding Internet Protocol (IP) Addresses Students dive into IP addresses, exploring the differences between IPv4 and IPv6, and analyzing real-world examples using online tools.
 
Also included in this purchase is a free resource "The Introduction to network Troubleshooting", complementing the Complete Unit Computer Networks bundle to enhance your teaching toolkit
 
Assessments: Each lesson includes a formative assessment such as research summaries, network diagrams, or written reports, helping students consolidate their understanding of core concepts.