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The World Wide Web: How a Page Loads

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  • 35 marks
  • about 50 minutes
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People often mix up the internet and the World Wide Web, but they are not the same thing. Which statement is correct?

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Lesson 4 of 6 in Networks & the Internet. Skill lesson: trace a web page load, step by step, from typing a URL to the page appearing — browsers, web servers, URLs, DNS and HTTPS, modelled twice, done together, then practised alone against the traps people really fall for.

15 slides.

Lesson outline

  1. Hook — 0.2 Seconds
  2. Do Now — Retrieval
  3. Keywords for This Lesson
  4. You Already Know Client and Server — Meet the Five Parts
  5. I Do — Trace www.bbc.co.uk
  6. Hinge Check — What Does DNS (Domain Name System) Do?
  7. I Do — Trace the SAME Page, One Minute Later
  8. We Do — Trace shop.example.co.uk Together
  9. Complete the Trace
  10. You Do — Two Full Traces
  11. You Do — Six Judgements
  12. You Do — The Named Traps
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