WEB TECHNOLOGY STATEMENT OF INQUIRY: KNOWLEDGE INFLUENCES SOCIETY IN A DIVERSITY OF WAYS. HOW IT CONNECTS TO THE LESSON: LESSON 2 COVERS COMPUTER PARTS.

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WEB TECHNOLOGY STATEMENT OF INQUIRY: KNOWLEDGE INFLUENCES SOCIETY IN A DIVERSITY OF WAYS. HOW IT CONNECTS TO THE LESSON: LESSON 2 COVERS COMPUTER PARTS AND SYSTEMS. COMPUTERS ARE A TOOL FOR ORGANIZING AND PROCESSING KNOWLEDGE.

OBJECTIVE: SWBAT IDENTIFY BASIC COMPUTER PARTS AND SYSTEMS. DO NOW Why is it important to show good Netiquette? Key Points : SWU software and hardware parts of a computer. Vocabulary HardwareROM SoftwareRAM CPUMODEM

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE Complete a Infographic about computer parts Example topic: Input Devices Output device History of Computer (Setup)parts How a computer powers up

EXAMPLES

WRAP UP Turn to your elbow partner and discuss what you learned about Computer Parts Exit Ticket : Lesson 1 Quiz Homework : Read lesson 3 and prepare for quiz 2