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Sending Binary Messages- Internet Day 3

Lets get started! Quiz- Use your Journal Collect Burrill Syllabus Page 2 Baltimore is Paying Kids Review Top 10 Jobs Review

Vocabulary Binary - A way of representing information using only two options Bit - A contraction of "Binary Digit"; the single unit of information in a computer, typically represented as a 0 or 1

Internet system One of the least understood things about the internet is how it works as a physical system Bits of information physically travel from one place to another. On the “real” internet bits are transmitted using a variety of different mediums most of the time a single bit physically travels over a variety of systems to get where it’s going

Pairs activity Open Code.org Unit 1- Lesson 2 Complete Group Activity- Binary Message Device- Challenge 1- Simple Challenge 2- Complex- 4 Messages Challenge 3- 8 Possible Messages Challenge 4- 16 Possible Messages Complete Rest of Unit 1- Lesson 2

Code.org- Unit 1- Lesson 3- Sending Binary Messages with the internet simulator Today, the Internet Simulator at code.org will be used to simulate a single shared wire, connecting two people. A goal of using the internet simulator was put best by a student near the conclusion of Unit 1 who said "Whoa, I feel like I just invented the Internet!"

Vocab- Journal Entries Vocabulary Bit Rate, Bandwith, Protocal, Latency, Byte, Kilobyte, Megabyte, Ethernet Wire, Fiber Optic Cable, Wireless (WiFi) Watch Video Complete Unit 1- Lesson 3- You have already watched the video

Questions All Good? Questions? Concerns? Pace?