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a firewall is something that prevents unauthorized access or hackers from getting into your computer because you would build a firewall and block them

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a podcast is like a recording that you can download on your computer or any device and listen to it, it is usually news or sports podcasts

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a URL is the address of a website, the thing you type into the search to get there

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when you delete something you clear it off of your screen maybe a letter you typed or a picture, it clears it away so you dont have to see it anymore

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a blog is like a website where you put pictures/videos and a lot of information about yourself

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bandwidth is the amount of data that can be sent from one place to another in a certain amount of time

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a server is a computer that gives information to other computers

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a toolbar is the bar like shape thing that has a bunch of options on it for stuff you could do such as view your bookmarks. the toolbar is located at the top of your window

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wifi is access to the internet so if you have wifi you would connect your devices and you can go do things online

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the scroll bar is the little bar off to the side of the window that allows you to scroll up or down to see more of the window you are on, you can also move the scroll bar by using a mouse

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a hashtag is also known as as the pound key but when you use it as a hashtag you usually add it underneath a picture or post on social media with a description after the hashtag but with no spaces, for example #itsfriday

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a monitor is the screen you see on your computer that allows you to see whatever you want to be displayed on your computer

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social media is a network where you can see what is going on in other people's lives, this can also be used in business so for example if you had an instagram account for your business then people could follow you and see posts of what your business does

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a search engine is what gives you all the information when you look something up

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when you right click on your computer there will be a dropdown with options depending on where you clicked

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to minimize something would be to make the image smaller so you would be zooming out

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a menu bar is like a drop down with options, such as help and file and more that are located at the top of your screen

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to maximize something you would make it bigger, so you would be zooming in on it

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a keyboard shortcut is a way to do something but making it easier to do by pressing specific keys on your keyboard, for example to copy you would do command + c

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the home button on your keyboard will take you back to the top of the page or website, on your window however the home button will take you to your home page which is whatever website you have set as home.

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a database is where all the information is located and it can be used to retrieve and delete information

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the cursor is the arrow type looking object that moves wherever you move it with your mouse. It allows you to click and do things on your computer

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CPU stands for central processing unit and this unit is pretty much the brain of the computer

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the backspace button can be found on your keyboard, it allows you to delete the previous character you typed.

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the back button allows you to go back to the screen you were previously viewing, this button can be found on your keyboard while viewing a sort of slide, or at the top left corner of your window when you are viewing websites.

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an application on a computer would be a type of app almost, it's like an app you get from your Finder, so like Chrome is an application.

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a spreadsheet is like a graph that makes information easier to comprehend, it organizes data with columns and rows.

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a word processor allows you to create charts, spreadsheets, newsletters, or just about anything on your computer. It has options to make text bold, italicized, etc., it helps you create essays as well.

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USB stands for Universal Serial Bus and the USB port is where you can connect cameras, phones or any other type of technology to your computer.

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instead of holding papers it holds documents on your computer, so it's like a real folder but it's on a computer and holds computer files.

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clip art is collections of pictures or images you have that you can store in documents.

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a document can hold folders inside of it and it helps you know where your stuff is located, it keeps it organized.

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a flash drive is a storage device that has a USB connection that will fit into most modern computer USB port

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a hard drive stores all of your computer's data

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a graphic is a visual representation of an object, it can also be made up of letters and numbers rather than just an image

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.gif stands for Graphic Interchange Format and it is an image on a screen that has the ability to move

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it stands for portable document format that allows you to share documents between computers when you need to save them but they cannot be modified, this also allows them to still be printed

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a keyboard is the device you connect to your computer that when you press certain keys it will show those characters on the computer it is connected to

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.jpg is a file extension for a lossy graphics file

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the icons on a computer such as the time and battery percentage, the power button, etc,.

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when you move something on your computer, such as a picture you would hold in the mouse and move it where you want it

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when you send rude texts to someone over the internet

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something that can harm your computer or corrupt the files on your computer

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it is a shortcut that allows you to go to your favorite sites easily

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a software application that allows you to see things from the World Wide Web

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it allows you to look at more than one thing at one time

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it's a text box that shows you what you are looking at

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command c is how you copy on a computer and it allows you take the information and later paste it where you want it

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command v is how you paste something on a computer and it allows you to take something you've copied and put it where you want it

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it allows you to take something from its current location and move it where you want it

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it stands for Hypertext Markup Language, it is the language used when creating web pages

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it makes large images look smaller so you can look at more than one at once

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a hyperlink is when you just have to click on the picture you're looking at and it takes you there

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when you add something to a file or page, an example would be when
turning a file in on Google Classroom, you have to upload a file

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using someone else's work and giving yourself all the credit

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piracy is the reproduction of someone's work

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when you transfer documents from one computer to another using the internet

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breaking an agreement in technology such as copyright

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you can say what you want online and the government can't tell you that you can't say that

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fair use is when you ask for permission to use someone's work and give credit to the creator

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Copyright is when people have to ask permission before using ay part of your work.

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the public domain is where all the documents that aren't copyright anymore go

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the home row is where your fingers automatically go when typing