Guide to using Ethernet
This pictorial guide shows clients what an Ethernet connection looks like and why it is advisable to connect this way rather than wifi if possible.
Price: £20
Who is it for?
- For online supervisors
- For online clients
What does it contain?
I encourage people to use Ethernet where they can. In my experience people have become so used to wifi, they often don’t know what an Ethernet connection is.
Headings are:
- Why it’s worth trying to connect via Ethernet if possible
- What the wall socket of an Ethernet connection looks like
- What the back of a broadband router (‘hub’) looks like and where the Ethernet socket is
- What an Ethernet cable looks like
- What an Ethernet port looks like on a laptop and desktop computer
- What to do if your computer doesn’t have an Ethernet port – using a USB-Ethernet and Thunderbolt-Ethernet adapters and what they look like
- Tips on how to check which connection your computer is using – wifi or Ethernet
What format does the document come in?
- Microsoft Word Template: Editable and unbranded so you can add your own branding
- PDF Template in Five Colourways (Teal, Orange, Charcoal, Lime, Navy): Editable and unbranded so you can add your own branding
- Online Psychology and Counselling PDF: Non-editable fully branded example
£20