Group
- Lotte (Lookup person)
2. Song (Note taker)
3. Elvis (Stop-reading person)
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Task
13:55 - 14:45
In small groups again I would like everyone to read through the zine "How does the Internet?".
Before beginning please assign one person to take notes, one person to be a stop-reading person & another to be a look-up person.
Notetaker please open a new pad here: https://pad.constantvzw.org/ -- and share it with your group.
Stop-reading person: please choose a random interval to interrup the reading aloud & ask your group if anyone has any language questions that are not clear.
Lookup person: please check out words/concepts/facts that the group has questions about when they come up.
Read through the zine together, aloud -- with stops from the stopper and lookups from the look-upper and notes being taken by the notetaker.
When you are done, note-taker, please write a small summary of what was explained and what you learned in each chapter of the zine.
After you're done reading I would like the group to play with the website: https://messwithdns.net/ -- Please try out 5 of the different experiments together, if you have questions lookup person, see what you can find -- experiment with DNS together and at the end we'll report back to the group.
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Notes
- Since ancient times, people have had the need to transmit the information. People in different regions transmit information in different ways. Some of them pay more attention to the speed of transmitting informaion, while others pay more attention to the degree of detail of information.
- The author explains how the Internet works, how the Internet converts information into signals that can be sent and received,How to authenticate sender and receiver, how information get passed between computers, and what is information loss.
- Introduces the hardware structure and software structure of the Internet, and briefly explains the working principles of some Internet protocols.The author uses the example of visiting the Google website to explain in detail how the local computer exchanges information with the Google server.
Look-up
- Torches - Fackeln
- Beacons - Leuchtfeuer