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A recording or digital audio that can be downloaded from a website to a computer. The user can subscribe to a podcast from a radio show and listen to it daily.

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Abbreviation for Uniform Resource Locator. An identification used to specify addresses for the web.

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A type of security system for a computer that prevents unwanted access from another computer or private network.

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A computer term used for erase or remove. Deleting characters in a text by using the delete key on the keyboard.

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A website where the creator has a sort of public computer journal for documenting their life. It can also be a public interactive forum.

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How much data can be transmitted in a certain amount of time. An example is bps (bytes per second)

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A vertical or horizontal row of icons that provide different functions when clicked on.

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The popular networking technology that uses radio waves to provide devices and the users wireless internet.

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The basic term for a server is a network computer that holds hard drives, printers, etc. that are shared with  other network computers.

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A bar on the right side of the window that is used to move the things in the window up and down.

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A screen that displays visual output of a video generating device.

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Online communication channels set purposely for interaction, ideas, business, and virtual communities. Some examples are, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter.

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A computer program that finds and identifies items that correspond to keywords and characters that the user specifies.

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The right button on the mouse that, when clicked and released, brings up a menu that usually gives a list of operations, like copy, paste, cut, undo and so on.

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A digital button that, when pressed, hides the application currently on the screen and is moved to the task bar.

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A bar usually located at the very top of the screen, containing drop-down menus.

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A digital button that, when clicked, enlarges a computer window to fill the entire screen.

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A set of keys that, when pressed all at the same time, do an action that usually takes longer or needs a mouse to do.

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Either physical or digital. When pressed/clicked, it takes the user to the home page of the device or web site.

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A computer-software programthat interacts with other applications and even itself to capture and analyze data.

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The position indicator on the computer screen where the user can enter text. Also the moving pointer the user controls with a mouse or touch pad.

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Abbreviation for Central Processing Unit. The "brains" of the computer.

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A keyboard key that when pressed, takes to user back a position, deletes the character and shifts back the text after that position.

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An icon, usually an arrow pointing left, that when clicked takes the user to the previous page or screen.

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A computer program that allows you to create a document, store it on a disk, display on the monitor, edit it with commands and with the characters on the keyboard and print it using a printer.

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Abbreviation for Universal Serial Bus. Used to transfer data between electronic devices.

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A computer application stimulating a physical spreadsheet that shows data in a form of rows and columns.

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A digital storage space used for organizing computer files.

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A set of images that can be imported into a document.

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A file that is created by a software application. May contain images, video, audio, text, and other forms of data.

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A storage device containing a read-write mechanism.

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A graphic is an image that is computer-generated.

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Abbreviation for Graphics Interchange Format. A file format for short animations and digital color images.

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Abbreviation for Portable Document File. Has all of the same things as a printed document but you can send, edit, and view it.

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A physical storage device for computer data that plugs into the computer's USB port.

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A sort of typewriter device for a computer. Has a whole assortment of letters and numbers to use as an electronic switch.

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An extension for a lossy graphics file.

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A display screen that has a lot of icons that show files, pictures and documents. These can be moved, opened and deleted.

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An action the user does by "grabbing" a virtual object with the mouse and "dragging" to another location.

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The use of electronic devices and social networking to bully, threaten and harass somebody.

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A software program that when messed with, can multiply and add its own coding onto the websites, therefore bringing difficulty onto the user.

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When a link to a site is saved and put into a place where the user can have fast and easy access when needed.

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A computer application where the user can view and use websites. Examples are Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome

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The separate viewing area on a monitor. Can have multiple at a time and can be resized by the user.

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The box at the top of the web page that shows what site you are currently on.

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The action to insert the text that has been copied or cut

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Different from copying, where cut is the action do take out that text from the page and placing it into another.

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Duplicating a text and putting it into another place.

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Hypertext Markup Language is a system where you can change certain things on a World Wide Web page.

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A very small description or presentation of some content.

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A link that is hidden in a word or an image.

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The action to transfer data from a computer to another device.

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Where the four fingers of the hand rest on the keyboard while typing.

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Taking somebody else's original work and claiming it as your own.

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Unauthorized use of another's work.

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Being able to share files from one computer to the other.

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The use of original work protected by copyright without permission of the author.

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A state of a piece of work where it belongs to the public and therefore is not protected by the copyright law anymore.

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The right for people to show their opinions publicly without police interference.

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The right to let others use copyright material for certain purposes without asking the author.

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The right for an author of an original work to publish, print and film and authorize others to do the same.

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A software program that runs on a computer. Some examples are games, web-browsers, e-mail programs, utilities and word processors. May be called an app.