Connecting Your Devices to the Internet

The video tutorial explains the benefits of setting up a home internet connection, such as access to email, news, and more. It covers various types of internet connections, including dial-up, DSL, cable, fiber, and cellular, highlighting their features and availability. The tutorial guides viewers on choosing an internet service provider (ISP) and setting up a modem. It also provides instructions for creating a wireless home network, emphasizing the importance of security settings like WPA2 or WPA3 encryption.

What are some benefits of setting up a home internet connection?

• Free home security system

• Access to email, news, shopping, and TV shows

• Free cable TV

• Unlimited phone calls

What is a wireless home network also known as?

• Fiber

• Ethernet

• Wi-Fi

• Bluetooth

What are some names under which cellular internet is sold?

• Wi-Fi and Ethernet

• Dial-up and Fiber

• 4G LTE and 5G

• DSL and Cable

Which type of internet connection is known for being the slowest?

• DSL

• Fiber

• Cable

• Dial-up

What type of internet connection uses your cable TV connection?

• Cable

• Fiber

• Dial-up

• DSL

Which type of broadband is currently the fastest?

• Cable

• DSL

• Fiber

• Dial-up

Who do you need to purchase internet service from?

• A TV network

• An internet service provider (ISP)

• A wireless router manufacturer

• A computer store

What device might your ISP provide to help you connect to the internet?

• A TV

• A smartphone

• A modem

• A wireless card

What is the purpose of a wireless router in a home network?

• To connect to the phone line

• To broadcast the internet connection throughout the home

• To provide cable TV

• To make phone calls

What should you turn on for security when setting up a wireless network?

• WPA2 or WPA3 encryption

• Bluetooth

• VPN

• Firewall