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From AI to Wi-Fi

Craig Steele

Illustrated by Terri Po

Ages 9 to 11
Paperback

Synopsis

Everyone uses the internet! But do we understand how it really works? From AI to Wi-Fi is the ultimate guide for 8-12 year olds to the internet's most crucial topics, featuring tips, tricks and activities to help them surf the web like a pro!

With expert information and practical tips written by real-life technologist Craig Steele, children will be well-equipped to navigate the tricky internet landscape, from the history of the internet to how websites are made and coded, who works on the internet and how to stay safe while using it. Plus engaging activities sprinkled throughout will inspire readers to get involved with helpful online projects in an age-appropriate way.

Featuring fun, friendly illustrations by Terri Po, this packed-out guide is the perfect tool to support children safely on their internet adventures.

Details

15 January 2026
64 pages
9781800787988
Imprint: Templar Books

Reviews

Craig Steele's From AI to Wi-Fi is so important because it helps define what the internet is and why it plays a big role in our lives. I really love the illustrations throughout the book, they are bright, cheery and clear, they help the reader absorb the information and Steele's writing mirrors this - it's clear and concise, funny and upbeat. . . With activities sprinkled throughout the text, this is a must-have for librarians, teachers and parents alike.Lucas Maxwell, LoveReading4Kids
Craig Steele breaks down how the internet began, how websites run, and what coding actually does, all in a highly accessible and fascinating way that 9+ year olds will relate to. . . Terri Po's illustrations help explain more complex ideas, turning big digital concepts into clear and discussion-worthy topics for KS2 classes. Highly recommended.The School Reading List, The School Reading List
Complex ideas are made wonderfully digestible through lively illustrations, clear examples and thoughtful activities that invite children to experiment and explore safely. . . Parents will appreciate its balanced blend of technical insight and sensible guidance, and children will enjoy discovering how the invisible infrastructure behind their favourite websites truly works.Preneur World, Preneur World
Written with humour and clarity, this non-fiction book breaks down complex ideas associated with the Internet into manageable and child-friendly explanations The book also discusses online risks. . . a strong choice for developing digital literacy and supporting cross-curricular learning in computing, science, and PSHE.Books for Topics, Books for Topics