Connecting Devices: Cables and Wireless
Students will explore how different digital devices connect to each other, both physically with cables and wirelessly.
Key Questions
- Compare the advantages of wired versus wireless connections for digital devices.
- Explain why different cables are used for different connections (e.g., power, data).
- Analyze how a device's connectivity options impact its usability.
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