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    This document provides information about different types of removable storage devices that can be used to store and save data. It discusses floppy disks, portable hard disks, CD-ROMs, DVDs, and pen drives. It also describes the storage capacity and key features of each device. Finally, it mentions that there are classroom activities for students to learn about removable storage devices through cooperative work.

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    This document provides information about different types of removable storage devices that can be used to store and save data. It discusses floppy disks, portable hard disks, CD-ROMs, DVDs, and pen drives. It also describes the storage capacity and key features of each device. Finally, it mentions that there are classroom activities for students to learn about removable storage devices through cooperative work.

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    Removable

    Storage Device

    ICT Lesson for


    Year 3
    20th April 2009
    INTRODUCTION

    • We use removable storage device to


    store or save our data.
    • We can easily carry data anywhere
    and anytime.

    BACK
    C
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    de ova ou fin
    v b
    FLOPPY use ices le st d 5
    DISK d t that ora
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    av can e
    e d be
    ata
    ?
    CD-ROM

    PORTAB
    LE
    HARD CLASSWO
    DISK RK
    ACTIVITY

    PEN DRIVES
    DVD

    INTRODUCTIO
    N
    FLOPPY DISK

    • The first types of storage devices .


    • It can hold up 160 KB to 1.44 MB of data.
    • It has limited storage, limited use and very easy
    to lose or damage.
    • We use removable storage devices to store or
    save our data.
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ----------- BACK
    PORTABLE HARD DISK

    • It is possible to store more data compare to a


    floppy disk.
    • We can save videos, movies, games, songs,
    pictures with this device.
    • We use removable storage devices to store or
    save our data.
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    ------------ BACK
    CD-ROM

    • A CD-ROM is round in shape.


    • We can save up to 700MB data (for e.g. Songs,
    pictures, and games application – XboX, Nitendo,
    PSP).
    • We use removable storage devices to store or
    save our data.
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ------------ BACK
    DVD

    • DVD is also round in shape.


    • We can save data up to 4.7GB, more than a CDROM.
    • We need to have a DVD player to play it.
    • We use removable storage devices to store or save
    our data.
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    -----
    BACK
    PEN DRIVE

    • It is also called a flash drive, thumb drives,


    USB drive or memory stick.
    • It can hold up data from 512MB to 8GB.
    • We need to plug it into USB port of a computer or
    laptop.
    • We use removable storage devices to store or
    save our data.
    BACK
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------
    CLASSWORK ACTIVITY

    Classroom Cooperative
    Activity for Year 3A

    Classroom Cooperative
    Activity for Year 3B`

    BACK
    Conclusion
    There are different types of removable storage devices that
    we can used to STORE or SAVE our documents such as
    songs, videos, pictures, movies, text, sounds, games, etc.

    So what types of storage devices?


    Pink
    Panther’s
    Time

    Click here for Step-


    by-Step
    Procedure.

    B
    ACK
    PINK PANTHER’S TIME

    Step-by-Step Procedure:

    •Go to your own workstation quietly.

    •Each pair will need to take ONE number only


    from the “Investigation Cup”.

    •One number represents clues on what


    removable devices that you need to find
    around the computer lab.

    •You need to read the clues and discuss the


    answer with your partner.

    •You will be given ONLY 2 minutes to


    complete this investigation

    B •When the time is up, go back to your


    ACK workstation and get ready to show your
    answer to the classroom.

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