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Computer Networks
Computer Networks
Computer Networks
Computer Networks
Computer Networks
Computer Networks
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This is a comprehensive Computer Networks unit that gives an overview of many areas of this huge topic. It’s a 4—6 week unit depending on student skill level and is designed for middle level students. It is split into 3 sections – there are slideshows to inform and promote discussion, digital activities, solutions, a puzzle and a quiz to consolidate the students’ computer network skills. The unit is designed to be paperless and requires no prep from the teacher. It’s suitable for distance or self-paced learning. It’s also suitable for Chromebook users.

Prerequisites: Students need good reading skills, interest in computer technology, proficiency with changing computer screens, access to the digital files in PowerPoint or Google Slides and access to the internet for research, watching videos, completing online activities and playing games.

PART 1: COMPUTER NETWORKS (PDF)

  • What are networks?
  • Computer networks, importance, classification, advantages, disadvantages
  • History of computer networks
  • Types of computer networks – LAN, MAN etc
  • Network Topology – RING, STAR etc – advantages, disadvantages, who uses them
  • Network architecture – P2P etc

PART 1: COMPUTER NETWORKS STUDENT ACTIVITIES with SOLUTION (PowerPoint or Google Slides)

  • Overview of computer networks, types, topology, architecture, etc – answer questions, create networks with drag n drop pieces, identify networks, label diagrams.
  • Watch videos
  • Computer networking games and simulations

PART 2: COMPUTER NETWORKS SLIDESHOW (PDF)

  • Network connections – wireless, Bluetooth, Ethernet etc
  • Network devices – switch, router, access point etc
  • Computer ports
  • NIC and MAC address
  • Network performance & security

PART 2: COMPUTER NETWORKS STUDENT ACTIVITIES with SOLUTION (PowerPoint or Google Slides)

  • Overview of network connections questions
  • Complete network timeline using drag n drop
  • Complete tables with network information
  • Create networks with devices using drag n drop
  • Watch videos
  • Network puzzles

PART 3: COMPUTER NETWORKS SLIDESHOW (PDF)

  • Network protocols
  • IP addresses – public., private, dedicated, dynamic, IPv4, proxy server etc
  • OSI model – uses, layers, how data travels, packets,
  • TCP/IP model – uses, layers
  • Protocol ports

PART 3: COMPUTER NETWORKS STUDENT ACTIVITIES with SOLUTION (PowerPoint or Google Slides)

  • Questions re protocols, IP addresses, OSI & TCP/IP models
  • Drag n drop to complete tables with protocols, OSI, TCP/IP models
  • Find public and private IP addresses on multiple devices
  • Use DNS lookup
  • Review
  • Network puzzles

COMPUTER NETWORK PUZZLE with SOLUTION (PowerPoint or Google Slides)

  • Puzzle to increase student skills about computer network knowledge.

COMPUTER NETWORKS GOOGLE DRIVE QUIZ to check understanding of Computer Networks. (Self-correcting & editable)

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Copyright Tech 4 All. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or educational provider is prohibited. It is for use for one teacher for one class only. If you wish to use it again you must buy it again or purchase multiple copies. Tech 4 All is an independent publisher and is neither affiliated with, nor authorized, sponsored, or approved by, Microsoft Corporation.

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Computer Networks

Rated 4 out of 5, based on 3 reviews
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7th - 10th
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Description

This is a comprehensive Computer Networks unit that gives an overview of many areas of this huge topic. It’s a 4—6 week unit depending on student skill level and is designed for middle level students. It is split into 3 sections – there are slideshows to inform and promote discussion, digital activities, solutions, a puzzle and a quiz to consolidate the students’ computer network skills. The unit is designed to be paperless and requires no prep from the teacher. It’s suitable for distance or self-paced learning. It’s also suitable for Chromebook users.

Prerequisites: Students need good reading skills, interest in computer technology, proficiency with changing computer screens, access to the digital files in PowerPoint or Google Slides and access to the internet for research, watching videos, completing online activities and playing games.

PART 1: COMPUTER NETWORKS (PDF)

  • What are networks?
  • Computer networks, importance, classification, advantages, disadvantages
  • History of computer networks
  • Types of computer networks – LAN, MAN etc
  • Network Topology – RING, STAR etc – advantages, disadvantages, who uses them
  • Network architecture – P2P etc

PART 1: COMPUTER NETWORKS STUDENT ACTIVITIES with SOLUTION (PowerPoint or Google Slides)

  • Overview of computer networks, types, topology, architecture, etc – answer questions, create networks with drag n drop pieces, identify networks, label diagrams.
  • Watch videos
  • Computer networking games and simulations

PART 2: COMPUTER NETWORKS SLIDESHOW (PDF)

  • Network connections – wireless, Bluetooth, Ethernet etc
  • Network devices – switch, router, access point etc
  • Computer ports
  • NIC and MAC address
  • Network performance & security

PART 2: COMPUTER NETWORKS STUDENT ACTIVITIES with SOLUTION (PowerPoint or Google Slides)

  • Overview of network connections questions
  • Complete network timeline using drag n drop
  • Complete tables with network information
  • Create networks with devices using drag n drop
  • Watch videos
  • Network puzzles

PART 3: COMPUTER NETWORKS SLIDESHOW (PDF)

  • Network protocols
  • IP addresses – public., private, dedicated, dynamic, IPv4, proxy server etc
  • OSI model – uses, layers, how data travels, packets,
  • TCP/IP model – uses, layers
  • Protocol ports

PART 3: COMPUTER NETWORKS STUDENT ACTIVITIES with SOLUTION (PowerPoint or Google Slides)

  • Questions re protocols, IP addresses, OSI & TCP/IP models
  • Drag n drop to complete tables with protocols, OSI, TCP/IP models
  • Find public and private IP addresses on multiple devices
  • Use DNS lookup
  • Review
  • Network puzzles

COMPUTER NETWORK PUZZLE with SOLUTION (PowerPoint or Google Slides)

  • Puzzle to increase student skills about computer network knowledge.

COMPUTER NETWORKS GOOGLE DRIVE QUIZ to check understanding of Computer Networks. (Self-correcting & editable)

Please FOLLOW me for product updates.

Copyright Tech 4 All. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or educational provider is prohibited. It is for use for one teacher for one class only. If you wish to use it again you must buy it again or purchase multiple copies. Tech 4 All is an independent publisher and is neither affiliated with, nor authorized, sponsored, or approved by, Microsoft Corporation.

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Rated 4 out of 5, based on 3 reviews
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A good resource to introduce the topic. Happy customer.
Rated 5 out of 5
December 29, 2025
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A good resource to introduce the topic. Happy customer.
48 reviews • Connecticut
Grades taught: 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
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Dec 30, 2025

Thnaks for your positive review!

Rated 5 out of 5
September 6, 2024
Used this activity as part of my computer science class.
969 reviews
Grades taught: 8th
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Sep 7, 2024
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Rated 2 out of 5
March 7, 2024
I would love to use it but there are spelling mistakes I can't fix. If there was a PowerPoint instead of a PDF for the slides, then I could remedy the issue. It is a good resource, but PowerPoint would be better than a fixed pdf.
Nathalie L.
3 reviews
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Tech 4 All
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Mar 8, 2024
I've re-read the slideshows and have fixed the minor errors. You can download the resource again. You can also email me (in my overview) and have the original powerpoints sent to you at any time. The reason slideshows need to be PDFs is because the formatting, layout and fonts can change when viewed on another computer, so this is the safest way to distribute presentations.

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