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fandomhigh2006-09-13 07:14 am
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Internet for Dummies, Wednesday 9/13, 3rd Period
The lab is set up with four computer stations in the middle of the room and desks in the back.
"Last week we talked about what the internet is, and this week we're going to learn how to get to the internet." Abby smiled and turned to a list on the white board behind her. "The main kind of connections we're going to study and try out today are dial-up, cable, DSL, and Wi-Fi."
After explaining each of those in more detail, Abby walked to the stations. "You're going to get a chance to try each of these to see the pros and cons. Each station has a different internet service providers or ISP. They offer varying levels of help, annoyance and in some cases, a lot of shiny CD's mailed to your house. Station one and four will be ones you will have to connect to, station two and three you'll already be connected to the internet. I'd like for you to work alone at the first station for my own sanity and with partners for the other three."
"Feel free to ask myself or Mac any questions." Abby walked back up to the front and pointed to a spot on her desk. "I'd like a written paragraph from you about what you liked and hated. Doesn't have to be long or spelled right, just have it on my desk by the end of class."
[Wait for OCD please. OCD up! I'll be playing the part of AOL today, which is why you're working alone on that station. Ping into the thread and then I'll guide you through connecting. I should be on all day give or take time for eating and stuff.]
"Last week we talked about what the internet is, and this week we're going to learn how to get to the internet." Abby smiled and turned to a list on the white board behind her. "The main kind of connections we're going to study and try out today are dial-up, cable, DSL, and Wi-Fi."
After explaining each of those in more detail, Abby walked to the stations. "You're going to get a chance to try each of these to see the pros and cons. Each station has a different internet service providers or ISP. They offer varying levels of help, annoyance and in some cases, a lot of shiny CD's mailed to your house. Station one and four will be ones you will have to connect to, station two and three you'll already be connected to the internet. I'd like for you to work alone at the first station
"Feel free to ask myself or Mac any questions." Abby walked back up to the front and pointed to a spot on her desk. "I'd like a written paragraph from you about what you liked and hated. Doesn't have to be long or spelled right, just have it on my desk by the end of class."
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Re: Station One - AOL ISP
Re: Station One - AOL ISP
This password is weak because it contains dictionary words. Please retype your password to make it stronger.
Re: Station One - AOL ISP
Evie retyped opensesame!, and smiled at the screen.
Re: Station One - AOL ISP
Your password is at 37% strength. Please use numbers to make your password stronger.
Re: Station One - AOL ISP
Randomly, she typed in 987654321, then hit return. "There. Make it stronger!"
Re: Station One - AOL ISP
Your password is at 73% strength. A combination of letter and numbers would make it stronger.
Re: Station One - AOL ISP
EC987654321opensesame!now!
Re: Station One - AOL ISP
Your password might be too hard to remember. Please try again.
Re: Station One - AOL ISP
She typed in stop this immediately!, and waited for the little running man to respond. She'd show him.
Re: Station One - AOL ISP
Passwords cannot have spaces. Please try again.
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[okay, the Blair side of me really wants to hug Evie! Poor little sis!]
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And a little while later, bouncy.
[*laugh!* and I am gone to class. Evie would hug Blair back, definitely.]