The World Wide Web and Web Servers
Students explore how web pages are stored on servers and delivered across the internet to browsers.
Key Questions
- Explain the role of a web server in delivering content to a user's browser.
- Analyze the steps involved when you type a website address into your browser.
- Compare the World Wide Web with the internet as a whole.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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