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Learn about computers, programming and technology through these free, fun activities.
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Hiding in Plain Sight
The Internet often feels invisible, but actually it is very real! The Internet is made up of millions of computers. Data travels between computers through wires, cables, cellular towers and satellites. All over the world and in every town there are ISP boxes, wires, manhole covers and routers that help the Internet work.
Packet switching
The internet is made of millions of computers connected to each other around the world. You can use the internet to browse websites, communicate with people, download pictures and videos, listen to music or do lots of other amazing things. But have you ever wondered how the internet works?
Masterbuilders of the Web
Websites are built with different programming languages. There are hundreds of them, all built for different purposes.
What does the Internet look like?
No one really knows what the Internet looks like. According to technical drawings it’s a cloud, an explosion, a star or a weird lump.
You'll need to draw what you can see. Draw what you think are the steps that take place inside the Internet to move all the data. In essence, design the Internet.
Want to join the adventure?