Understanding The Basics of Computer Parts

A WebQuest for 10th-12th Grade (Technology)

Designed by

Marian C. Warren
mzfenger@hotmail.com

Technology 

Introduction | Task | Process | Evaluation | Conclusion | Credits | Teacher Page


Introduction

If you want more out of computers than just typing on them , then this is the site for you.  This webquest is designed for my students as a review whom have gone through my A+ class.




The Task

Your task in the world of computers is to individually study all the parts of the computers and how they relate to each other.  Once you complete the reading, you will have a better understanding of how computers function.





The Process


  1. Read the web site,  How Do Computers Work. You want to click on this site. http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0774696.html
  2. Click on each computer part and study the definitions.
  3. Refer to Mrs. Warren's Website
  4. Go to the function category, read each part to discover how each part functions with the computer. refer to (Mrs. Warren's Web site).
  5. Draw a picture of each part.
  6. Draw a diagram of a computer (You may want to go to http://images.google.com/ ).
  7. Write a paper describing how the computer works, incorporating the role of each part.
  8. Take a test on the parts of the computer and how they communicate with each other.



Evaluation

Students will work individually.

objective

Beginning

1

Developing

2

Accomplished

3

Exemplary

4

Score

 

Understand basic computer parts and how they communicate
Understand basic terms
Understand
basic terms and identify parts.
Understand basic terms, identify parts, and explain, the function of each part.
Pass test   write a  expository paper .




Conclusion

After students have completed this lesson, they will be able to define, identify, and know the functions of each part of the computer.




Credits

Resouces:www.quia.com, www.google.com, www.howstuffworks.com,

I would like to thank The Web Institute for Teachers 2003 Mentors and Robert Johnson of Chicago State Options program.