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Computer Networks 1

Mr Smith
Mr Smith

This document discusses the advantages of networking stand-alone computers into a local area network (LAN). A LAN connects computers together that are fairly close in proximity, either through cabling or wireless connectivity. Some key advantages of a LAN include allowing resources like printers, files and software to be shared between connected computers, as well as enabling easier collaboration between users.

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息 GCSE Computing GCSE COMPUTING NETWORKS 1 Candidates should be able to: explain the advantages of networking stand-alone computers into a local area network 際際滷 1
息 GCSE Computing A LAN (Local Area Network) A network is formed when a group of computers are connected together. Computers in a Local Area Network (LAN) are fairly close together, generally within one building or a site. Computers can be connected together using cabling or using radio transmitters to provide a wireless LAN. 際際滷 2
息 GCSE Computing NETWORK ADVANTAGES 際際滷 3
息 GCSE Computing NETWORK DISADVANTAGES 際際滷 4

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Computer Networks 1

  • 1. 息 GCSE Computing GCSE COMPUTING NETWORKS 1 Candidates should be able to: explain the advantages of networking stand-alone computers into a local area network 際際滷 1
  • 2. 息 GCSE Computing A LAN (Local Area Network) A network is formed when a group of computers are connected together. Computers in a Local Area Network (LAN) are fairly close together, generally within one building or a site. Computers can be connected together using cabling or using radio transmitters to provide a wireless LAN. 際際滷 2
  • 3. 息 GCSE Computing NETWORK ADVANTAGES 際際滷 3
  • 4. 息 GCSE Computing NETWORK DISADVANTAGES 際際滷 4