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home screen-is a web sit that you whant adimadicly

creepypasta-a web comic

slinderman-a online horrer story

coolmath-a web sight

menu bar -a strip

menu bar-is a strip that contans a veriate of menus

tool bar-a set of icons

memory-can refer to enithing that u downlowed

www-world wide web

online-on the intor net

buffer-loding

voltig-power

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google world-a plays u serch adresses

camera-a video recorder

tumbler-a sosel media sight

homestuke-a intornet comic

safary-a inrnet ingin

notebook-a computer app

myspace-a old soshel media sight

ms paint adventures-a web sight

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Car-a large wheeled machine used for transportation

Starter keys- the keys place your hands when you start typing

Trash bin- the place to get rid of unwanted things

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OSD- On Screen Display

CTR- Click Through Rate

NoSQL- Stores access data

WiMAX- Wireless communication like WIFI

Hibernate- Puts computer to sleep if you don't want to use it for a few hours

Ripping- Process of copying information on to a CD

IEEE- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers a nonprofit organization that reviews and develops software

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Active cell-The thick cell where you can enter numbers or formulas in a spread sheet.

Alignment-Where your text is placed from left to right margins of the paper.

Animated-a moving clipart graphic.

Arrow keys-The keys on the keyboard that moves up, down, left, or right

Ascending order-Organizing information from smallest to largest or least to greatest

Audio-Relating to sound or producing sound

Bold-When the word or letter is darker and wider then the other words

Button bar- A horizontal strip of buttons near the top of a window. It provides short cuts for commonly used commands (also known as the toolbar)

File-A set of related records in the data box

Cursor-this is the blinking line you see when typing and where they action is located on the screen

Delete-A key used to erase characters from your screen

Font-Type and size of text

Indent-to start away from the margin when you start typing

Line spacing-the span between line and text

Math symbols-symbols used in a search

Line graph-a graph used to compare information

Receive-open a saved document

Searching stratagies- the three main ways you begin a search

Record-A collecton of searches

Shareware-a software that can be tried before purchase

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input- puttting information into the computer

output- the iformation made by the computer

printer- a device thet prints on paper

RAM- Random Acces Memory

ROM- Read- Only Memory

ICON- an object on your computer screen that takes you to a program on your computer (a picture)

APP- software program (short for application)

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CCD- stands for Charged Coupled Device

printer- a printer is an output device that prints papers

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sega a company that makes video games

sony makes differt entertamet systems

deviant art a site that allows you to post art

wii a console made by nintedo

nintendo a company in china

android a phone and tablet

prezi site

google chrome a search site

charger lets you power your phone or

search bar allows you to search thing

photoshop an app that allows you to mess with photos

ifunny allows you to see funny pictures

scanner allows you to scan pictures

screen is what your looking at

mother bored a thing in a computer

apple store a thing that you download apps

download you down load things

caps lock it keeps you in capitals

shift to make a capitol letter

agumented reality is a world that can be agumented

virtrule reality is virtrule

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HDTV- a high definition telivision

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keyboard- a panel of keys that connect with your computer so you can type

gigabytes- a way to manage storage capacity

social media- websites that are used to communicate over the different devices

yottabyte- 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes also equal to 1,000 zettabytes

USB- a device that transfers different files to another device

refresh-resetting a page to see more recent changes

EDI- " Electronic data interchange" a way to transfer information between different computer systems

SSD- "solid state drive" similar to a hard drive, mass storage device

hyperlink-a link connecting a websites page together to get there faster

integer- a whole number normally used in computer data and programming

lossy- a result of lost quality or files

right click- when you click the right side of the mouse

left click- licking the left side of the mouse

WAN-wide area network

DFS-distributed file system

GUI-"graphical user interface" pronounced as ''gooey"

domain name- a unique name that identifies websites

Yobibyte- 1,208,925,819,614,629,174,706,176 bytes equal to 1,024 zebibytes

RUP- rational Unified process

DDR- double data rate

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type- writing something on a computer

software-programs for computer

facebook-social media site

emoticon-facial expression

index-list of things that are important

joystick-a control stick

media-mass comunication
network-virtiacal lienes

refresh-give new strength

screenshot-picture of screen

secendary storage-extra storage

videocard-videostorage

tapedrive-idk

desktop-homepage on a computer

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Nook-A tablet where put games on and read books on.

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PPP-Stands for Point to Point Protocol for modern exchanges

Kerning-Spaces out letters so it is easier to read

Bit-Smallest unit of computer data measurement

Pebibyte-Stores 2 to the 50th power of bytes

Moodle- Modular-Object Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment... Helps create online classrooms

Ribbon- Provides fast access to commonly used computer programs

OOP- Object Oriented Programing It organizes programs in to groups

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Hard Disk-Storing device for computers.

Internet-Worlds biggest computer communication system

Radio Messaging- sending a message over radio waves.

Smart Card-A card to store digital information.

Server-A machine that talks to clients.

Bandwidth-The differences between two frequencies

navigate-The act of moving around the web.

Bookmark-saved link to a webpage

RAM-(Random Access Memory) A computers memory.

Serial Port-A port that transmits data a bit at a time

Screen saver- A moving picture or pattern that appears on your screen.

Safe Mode- A way for the windows operating system to run with as minimum files necessary.

SATA-(Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) An inference used to connect ATA hard drives to a computer.

SDK-(Software Development Kit) A collection of software used for developing applications for a specific device.

Shell-A software program that interprets commands from the user.

Social Media-a collection of internet-based communities that allows users to interact with each other online.

Speakers-Produce output that can be heard by the listener,

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Backward Compatible- When something can relate to earlier versions of it.

Zip- When compressing files to a smaller size.

ROM- Read only memory, a chip with information that cannot be changed

Protocol- Set of rules for two computers to communicate.

Serial Port- Port that transmits data a little bit at a time.

Jpeg- Scanned photographs shown as websites.

Domain- Set of computers set on one network as a unit.

Boolean Operators- Words that make something more specific like "Or" and "Not".

Defragment- A file split up into many pieces and scattered.

Intranet- An intranet is basically a private, internal internet specific to an organisation or group.

Secure Socket Layer
A protocol that allows you to send encrypted messages across the Internet.

Unzip
To unzip a zip file is to extract compressed files from one archive zip file.

Internet Service Provider
An Internet Service Provider, or ISP, is a company which provides access to the Internet. eg.BigPond, Ozemail etc.

Gateway
A point within a network that interconnects with other networks.

Floppy Disk
A small, portable plastic disk coated in a magnetisable substance used for storing computer data.

Device Driver
A device driver is a small program that allows a peripheral device such as a printer or scanner to connect to your PC.

Disk Drive
A round object that you use to store digital information.

Cache
When you download a web page, the data is "cached," meaning it is temporarily stored on your computer.

Bounce Back
An electronic mail message that is undeliverable and returns an error notification to the sender is said to "bounce back".

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1. Pc- personal computer

2. Megabyte- 1,000,000 bytes

3. Byte- a group of binary digits

4. Nvm- nevermind

5. LoL- laugh out loud

6. ROTFL- rolling on the floor laughing

7. Op- overpowered

8. Dc- disconnect

9. Beta- Pre release for testing

10. wart- a piece of technology that doesn't fit with the design

11. Bread Crumble- shows recently viewed sites

12. Googlebomb- first website in search results

13. Blog- a chronologically ordered group of articles on the web

14. ATM- automatic teller machine

15. Avatar- a pictorial view of a person online

16. Pictorial- Illustrated picture online

17. IMax- a technique of widescreen cinematography that produces an image approximately ten times larger than that from standard 35 mm film.

18. Cinematography- The art of making motion pictures.

19. AutoCAD- AutoCAD is a software application for 2D and 3D computer-aided design and drafting .

20. Emoji- The Japanese term for the ideograms or smileys used mostly in Japanese electronic messages and webpages

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speakers- produce audio that can be heard by the listener.

HDMI- High definition multimedia interface, transmits audio and video data in a single cable.

gopher- allows people to search for information using a text interface.

hashtag- a number or symbol used to label keywords in a tweet.

ping- a test to see if the internet is working.

Imap- internet message access protocol. can access your mail without having to downloading them to your local hardrive.

font- a specific typeface of a certain size and color.

string- data type used in programming but is used to represent text rather than numbers.

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Robotics-The branch in technology that deals the designs an construction operation.

Nanotechlogy-The branch in technology that deals with dimensions an tolerances.

PDF-Portable document format it provides eletronical image of the text graphics.

Analogue-Showing time has digits instead of hands

Visiopass- User to contact a video on demand service.

Nook -A tablet that you can put games and books on smaller than a ipad.

Edutyping- A website where you can practice your typing skills.

Domains-Set of computer on the network.

Edmodo-A website where teacher can post assignments and chat with people.

Bandwidth-A transmission capacity of computer networking.

Telecom-System useful transmitting message.

Netflix-A website were you can watch movies and tv shows online.

Direct x Microsoft direct x is a collection programming.

Coolmath games-Is a website to play different type of games so have math some don't.

Limewire-Peer to peer client program that runs with windows an Max O S X.

Nitro type -A website that helps you with your typing skills.

Averkey- Device used to connect the computer to the tv.

LIsterv-Device- that transmits digital data.

ISP- Internet Service Provider

www.careercrusing.com-A website that helps you find the career you want.

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Downtime- The time when the computer is broken to when it is fixed

Eye candy Extra graphics on a web page

Yo Yo mode- When a computer is rapidly changing from being up to down

BSS- basic service set (wifi)

Http- Hypertext Transfer Protocol

Ip- Internet Protocol

www- World Wide Web

Chatroom- a website for people to talk

CPU- central processing unit

Email- a way of sending messages over the internet

Hard Drive- where information is stored on the computer

Back-end - application that performs an essential task not knowledgeable to the user

Reboot- Restarting your computer after it freezes

Cookies- A small piece of information about your computer that you get whenever you first start your computer

Disk Drive- A round piece that stores your information from your computer

Megahertz- the unit you use to measure the speed of the computers process

Monitor- the screen connected to your computer

POP- post office protocol

Scanner- a piece of equipment that captures information

PPM- pages per minute

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username- the name that the user would type in.

password- a secret word or phrase that must be used to gain admission to something.

alert box- a small window that pops up on your computer to warn you that it's about to preform an operation with potentially damaging consequences.

ADC- stands for Analog-to-digital Converter

Bing- a search engine developed by microsoft

Playstaion- a gaming system made by sony

Xbox- a gaming system made also by microsoft

bug- an error in a software program

cd- stands for computer disk

data- information processed or stored by a computer

default- a preset value for some option in a computerprogram

dvd- stands for Digital Versatile Disc

filename- a text string that identifies a file

font- a specific typeface of a certain size or style

gps- Global Positioning System

google- the worlds most famous search engine

youtube- a video sharing website

ipad- a tablet created by apple

internet- created by the U.S Army

itunes- a music programer developed by an apple computer

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Biobreak- a office freindly way of saying you need a bathroom break

Huge Pipes- Slang for a high-bandwidth internet conection

Meatspace- slang for the real world, as opposed to cyberspace

Yoyo mode- the state in wich your computer screen rapidly alternates between being up and down

Mommysave- Slang for the act of indiscriminately clicking 'Save' without first choosing an appropriate folder to in which to store the document

Defrag- To optimize your hard drive, usually with a program that makes it run as smoothly as possible

Cryptic- primarily used as slang, it refers to anything hard to read

Cache- a block of memory for temporary storage of data likely to be used again

Firewall- A firewall is a technological barrier designed to prevent unauthorized or unwanted communications between computer networks or hosts

HTML- HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is the predominant markup language for web pages

Moodle- a popular open source learning management system (LMS), which means that anyone can run the system free of charge and modify it to create a more customized platform for delivering instruction

Hosting- the act of owning or leasing web space (via a server) and providing Internet connectivity, typically through a data center

LMS- At the most basic level, a learning management system (LMS) is a Web-based system that encompasses many different aspects of instruction

LAN- A local area network (LAN) is a network that interconnects computers in a limited area such as home, school, computer laboratory or office building

AUP- A document most likely produced by the school's Board of Education

CMS- Stands for Content Management System. CMS’s are essentially software or web applications that allow you to publish and edit content from one central interface.

POP- post offic protocol

Backward Compability- relates with superseded software that can relate to earlier versions

Bookmark- a saved link to a list of saved link

Compression- the reduction size of a file

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ASCII-(American standard code for information Interchange) Code system used on computers.

DNS-(Domain name system) An internet system used to convert host names to an internet address.

Hard Disk-

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Lighting-Propictary I/0 interface designed by apple for its mobile divices

Register-Sign up

User-Friendly-Simple

Wordpress-Open source blogging tool

AUP-Acceptable use policy

Speech Recognition-Tanslation from words to text

3D Printer-Making a 3D shape from a digital model

Coaxial Cable-Transmission line for high-frequency signals

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Account: Your own login for a website

Spam: A large text sent to many recipients

Re-boot: Turn your electronic off and then off again

Bounce-back: A text that didn't deliver so it comes back to you

Chips- Snack

Download: Install something to your computer

E-mail: Message over Yahoo,Hotmail,google etc...

GIF: Image files created to reduce time

Import: To bring or download on a computer

Megahertz: The speed on a computer

Network: A group or system interconnected with people or things

RAM: Random Access Memory

Search engine: Used to retrieve wanted information or data

Virus: Code that is capable of copying itself

Website: A location connected to the internet

URL: Uniform Resource Locator

Server: Computer program

Chat room: Message several people can see on certain internet sites

text- messgae

texting: Sending messages back and forth

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4K-display on a tv

Boot-turn on computer

Buffer-loading

voltage-power

eSports-video game competitions

Online-on the internet

Tweak-changing settings

Hacker-clever expert

EUP-software

Destructive Payload- ereses memorie on you computer

I.T.-used to store

Jaggies-picture with lines

Specs-see

Vanilla-Software for older games

Ax-security

CISC-compter setup

eID-electric ID

Web Developer- person who makes websites

Table-filled with words

Kbps-speed of computer

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Clock- a device made to make telling time easier.

Hard Drive- the memory unit of a computer

password- a lock to your online world

Green Screen- a green colored wall used to put animation in a video.

The Wheel- a round object that rolls and makes it easier to move objects

lock and key- a device use to keep other people out of your vaubles

motherboard- the main processor of a computers

Ifunny- a funny stick figure comic website

Meme- a form of expression on the internet

Fire Alarm- a device that detects smoke and in turn fire

helmet- a form of headgear to protect your head

Gumdrop dispenser- a way to sell candy without someone their

Ragestache- a funny comic website

light bulb- a easier way to have light in your home

CAD- computer aided drawing

assembly line- used in factories to produce more product for less

adaptor- a portable adapting device for phones and other devices

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apple- that makes macintosh computers  apple- that makes macintosh computers

hard copy-physical parts of a computer

gibibyte-unit of data storage

username- a name you use on apps

java-software high-level programming language

screenshot-picture taken on a computer's  desktop

bing-a search engine

bookmark-saves pages you want to use again

bezal - type of hardware

Facebook - social networking website

bluetooth -wireless technology to listen things without cord

blog- web log you can post things you feel

safe  mode- way to run with the minimum system files

wireless- you can use it with out wires

SOAP- simple object access

Analog- using only ones and zeros

UG- fourth generation cellular date

zebibyte - data storage that equals z to the 70th power

Y2K- year 2000

Google- search engine

Snapchat- send pictures to people
save- to save something you have worked on

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Iphone- smartphone designed by apple.

Hot spot- internet access over a wireless network.

ethernet- a system for connecting a number of computer systems together.

Delete- can remove or strike out letters on a computer.

Twitter- social network site.

Ipad- a tablet designed computer created by apple.

xbox- video game console designed by microsoft.

yahoo- search engine

computer mouse- hand operated device that controls the cursor on you computer.

URL- the internet address of a site.

copy and paste- the tool you can highlight text and copy it and paste it where you want.

3g- short for 3rd generation.

photoshop- after taking a photo you can edit it.

fire wall- helps protect information on a computer.

app- a piece of software downloaded on a device.

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Active Matrix- It is used in LCD displays like laptops. It controls each individual pixel.

Cache-It is basically your browser history. It stores your recently visited websites so that you can visit them easier later on.

ICMP-It stands for 'Internet Control Message Protocol' It sends codes back to your computer like, 'Access Denied' and other stuff...

Instagram-A social networking site where you can post pictures and share them!

Gnutella-A file that allows users to send and receive information over the Internet. GNU comes from General Public Liscence, and the Nutella part is because the creators of the program ate a lot of Nutella while making it.. ITS TRUE!

RADCAB-An acronym that helps people understand information online. Letters stand for; Relevancy, Appropriateness, Detail, Currency, Authority, Bias

Leaf-A file in hard drive

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Moblie- using mobile technology

High tech- Most modern technology

ATM-Cell relay uses fixed length cells of 53 bytes

broswer- Program to surf the web

Email- Electronic mail over the web.

scanner- Equipment that captures images for editing or displays

Spam- Unsolicted messages from email addresses for the purpose of spamming

protocol- Standard set of rules by 2 computers to communicate

Online- Connected to a network or the internet.

Network-Two or more computers that can share resources by connecting

with each other.

Laptop- Portable computer

Link- Highlighted word or document to take you to a reference point

Homepage- Starting point on a device to enter a website

Gateway- Network that interconnects with other networks

Download- Access to save or pull down software

content- Imformation including the website

Chips- Microprocessor preforms functions and calculations to make your computer run

Import- File or data that is imported to transfer it into a format you are working in

Jpeg- (Joint photographer experts group) image file format used full color scanned photographs

Legacy- No longer the most most modern of advanced because its to expensive of difficult to relplace

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DIgital Native- Growing up surrounded by technology

Technophile-Always up to date with technology

Firmware- Something used to update hardware devices

Cookies- Small file a web server sends to your PC when browsing certain sites

Google- Hybrid search engine that has an advanced method for finding information

Gif- Graphics Interchange Format: A series of images to make a short video that replays

Bookmark- A saved link to a webpage that has been added to a list of "favorites"

Modem- Allows computers to transmit information to each other via telephone lines.

Liveblog- To report about an event on your blog, as it happens

Webliography- List of things published on the internet, especially books and academic papers

Livestream- To broadcast an event as it happens

Qwerty- The term used to describe a standard keyboard

Clean Install- An operating system installation that overwrites all other content on the hard disk

File Format- Describes the way data is stored in a file

Meta Search Engine- A search engine that searches information from other search engines

White Balance- Setting on digital cameras and camcorders that defines how white should appear

Optical Media- Discs that are read by a laser

Virtual Memory- Hardware that your computer uses to load the operating system and run programs