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Explore the Curriculum

Home Overview Explore the Curriculum Instructional Strategies Educator Resources

This section constitutes the curriculum portion of The Journey Inside℠. Use the links below or the tabs at the top of the page to complete any or all of the materials. Students and teachers alike may wish to bookmark this page for easy reference. The Journey Inside℠ is divided into the following six sections.

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Introduction to Computers

This unit provides a short history of the computer, introduces the four major components of a computer, and compares computer "brains" with the human brain.

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Circuits and Switches

This unit teaches students about electricity, electric circuits, and the difference between mechanical and nonmechanical (transistors) switches.

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Digital Information

This unit explores the differences between the decimal and binary number systems and how the information is represented and processed using binary code.

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Microprocessors

This unit investigates how microprocessors process information, demonstrates the size and the complexity of their circuitry, and explains how they are manufactured.

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The Internet

This unit defines the Internet, then explains the World Wide Web, hypertext, URLs, packets, bandwidth, connection choices, search engines, and the need to critically evaluate the quality of the information found on the Web.

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Technology and Society

This unit discusses the impact technological advances have on people's lives, with examples from the past and current day. Several readings provide insights on ways the digital age is already affecting our lives, the accelerating rate of change, and what we might expect to see in the near future.

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