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Internet vs Web – Quick Review Flashcards

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Understand the basics of the internet and the World Wide Web. These simple flashcards explain the difference between both and why it matters in digital education.

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Understand the basics of the internet and the World Wide Web. These simple flashcards explain the difference between both and why it matters in digital education.

by YAKILI LMS
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What is the Internet?

The internet is a global network of computers.

It connects devices so we can share information, send emails, and use services like cloud storage.

2

What is the World Wide Web?

The World Wide Web (WWW) is part of the internet.

It includes websites and pages you visit using a browser.

3

Internet vs Web – What's the Difference?

Think of the internet as the roads, and the web as the destinations like online schools, shops, and libraries.

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How Do We Use the Web?

We use a web browser (like Chrome or Firefox) to visit websites and access online content.

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Why This Matters for Educators

It improves digital literacy, helps explain tech to students, and supports smarter online teaching.

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