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					Digital Literacy Lesson 2 Hardware  Hardware: the physical components of a computer.  Includes input devices, processing devices, storage devices, and output devices.  Examples  Keyboard  Mouse  Hard disk  Cables  Printer Operating System  Operating System: controls and manages the     hardware connected to the computer. Provides an interface that helps you interact with the computer. Most operating systems use a GUI. Graphical User Interface (GUI):displays images and pictures that allow the user to interact with a computer easily. Example of an Operating System (Windows XP) Programs  Platform: the hardware and operating system working together  Program: Instructions that allow the user to complete a task.  Examples of programs: Microsoft Word, Calculator  Data: information input into the computer by the user. Can be text, graphics, audio or video. Networks  Network: A group of computers and devices linked together that are able to share information , data, and devices and communicate with other users. Networks  Three Components  Server: the main computer on the network that provides services to other computers on the network.  Workstation: a computer connected to a network.  Communication channel: the path/link that connects the computers and devices. May use cables or be wireless. Types of Networks  Local Area Network (LAN): connects computers and devices within a limited area such as a house or office. Usually share printers or scanners.  Wide Area Network (WAN): connects computers that are in different areas (different buildings or cities).  Example: the Internet