The Internet: Wires, Cables, and WiFi
This video, "The Internet: Wires, Cables, and WiFi," explores the physical systems that enable Internet communication, with Google software engineer Tess Winlock. It provides an understanding of how data is transmitted via the Internet using binary code, explaining the concepts of bits and bytes. The video differentiates communication through physical mediums like electricity, light, and radio waves, discussing the roles of fiber optics and wireless technology. Key terms emphasized include bandwidth, latency, and signal transmission. This content aligns with educational standards targeting digital literacy and technology concepts, crucial for understanding modern communication systems.
Media Details
Runtime: 6 minutes 41 seconds
- Topic: Education, Science, Technology
- Subtopic: Artificial Intelligence , Computer Science, Digital Literacy, Internet, Technology
- Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
- Release Year: 2015
- Producer/Distributor: code.org
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