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Stream is the unsung hero of Padlet layouts. You can use Stream to create all sorts of things, from a grocery list, to a mock social feed, to a how-to article, to a virtual tour, to a serialized story or a blog.

Unlike in Grid, you can move posts around in Stream. Previously, this was very difficult. Posts would slip around and run away and not land where you intended.

We've upgraded Stream in one major way:

1. Choice of where to add new posts. In the ⚙  menu, go to Layout and select Stream. Then scroll down to Posting. You'll see an option called "New post position." Choose Top or Bottom.

And several smaller ways:

1. Shrink posts as you reorder. As soon as we detect you're trying to sort your posts, we shrink the posts. This is helpful when you have a lot of posts or if you have any particularly long or large posts. It gives you a bird's eye view of all your content on a padlet.

2. Rotation so you know which post you've selected. We've added a bit of rotation to the post that's being rearranged. This gives the effect of "grabbing" onto that post.

3. Precise selection. When you select a post to move, we'll shrink it so that content will be clipped relative to where the mouse is. This will make the adjustment very smooth and visually less jarring.

4. Better movement on mobile. Stream is the default layout on Padlet mobile apps. Now you can reorder posts more smoothly from any device.

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So you want to run a half-marathon. Great! It's awesome to set goals and get in shape. Running is good for mental health, endurance, weight management, and overall fitness.

Running is one of the most natural things humans do. Apart from bad form (see video), there's no wrong way to do it. As children, we run around all day without thinking about it much. Even if our playground days are long behind us, it's easy to get started running again, or start running more seriously. The only real equipment you need is a good pair of shoes.

So the first rule of running club? There are no rules.

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So you want to run a half-marathon. Great! It's awesome to set goals and get in shape. Running is good for mental health, endurance, weight management, and overall fitness.

Running is one of the most natural things humans do. Apart from bad form (see video), there's no wrong way to do it. As children, we run around all day without thinking about it much. Even if our playground days are long behind us, it's easy to get started running again, or start running more seriously. The only real equipment you need is a good pair of shoes.

So the first rule of running club? There are no rules.

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defrag: to optimize your hard drive.

back button: one of the buttons on web browser to go back a page.

delete: to erase a file or information.

robot: a devise that can act or move to sensory input.

user: online audience.

eye candy: slang for extra graphics.

404: means not found.

411: is a shorthand text message.

unplugged: slang for not connected.

meatspace: slang for the real world.

plugged-in: slang for being connected.

cryptic:slang for anything hard to read.

cached-out: slang for extremely tired.

navigate: the act of moving around the web.

thread: a chain of posts by single person on a newsgroup.

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Bounce Back- an undeliverable and returns an error message

cache- a site that is temporarily stored

content- refers to information and text in a website

Download- method user saves or pulls down a file

Monitor- a screen that can range from 15-21 inches that can be connected to your desktop

OP- a slang used in video games meaning over powered

Google- a search engine use frequently on the web

Lol- a slang standing for laughing out loud

TTYL- a slang standing for talk to you later

Disk Drive- round object in your computer that stores data

Gateway- A point in a network that leads to other networks

E-mail- a way to send messages over the internet

Home page- the page a user starts on when they enter the website

Internet Explorer- a default browser provided by Windows

Megahertz- the processing speed of a computer.

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Account- often used to describe what rights or privilga

Book mark- a saved link to a web page

Browser- a software program that allows you to surf the web

Chat room- where people can go to communicate online to people in different statrs or countrys

Cookie- a peice of data created by a web page

Disk Drive- a round object that you can use to store digital information

Download- a method which users use to save or "pull down" software\ files to their computers

Device Driver- a program that allows a printer or scanner to connect to your PC

Email- a way of sending messages over the internet

Email Address- string of letters and punctuations marks that identifies a person or organisation

Hard Drive- a divice on a computer where information is stored

Megahertz- a unit used to measure the speed of a computers processor

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

Spam- use of email addresses to send unsolicited messages for the purpose of marketing

URL- string of characters you type into the browser to access a website or other resource on the internet

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Clickjacking- vulnerability that is used by a hacker to "collect" an infected users click.

SSD- solid state disks are small storage devices.

Geotagging- the process of assigning graphic location metadata of a photos data.

Microblogging- the capability to update your blogFrom a cellular device.

Netbook- small portable computing device similar to a notebook.

Ubuntu- Community developed debian oporating system.

Hyper V- Enables you to consolidate work loads.

Teleprescence- term used to describe a set of technology.

VoIP- voice over internet protocol.

Cloud Computing-Compatible to grid computingRelies on sharing resourcees.

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Account-an account is am often used term to describe what rights a user has on a network or system as an internet service

Adobe Acrobat Reader- its a software available through adobe that allows you to view a PDF document

Analogue-its a conventional method of transmitting data.

Back-End- it often used term that relates to that part of an application that performs an essential task not apparent to the user.

Backward Compatible- to superseded software that can relate to earlier version.

Bandwidth- the maximum amount of data that can travel a communications path in a given time, usually measured in seconds.

Spam- to sent unsolicited messages for the purpose of marketing.

Processor- it is responsible for performing calculations and tasks that make programs work.

Resolution- is the number of dots that make up a image on a screen or pointer.

Rom- a chip or chips with information written into them at the time of their manufacture.

Scanner- A piece of equipment that captures images from various sources for editing or dispaly

Screen Server- pattern that appears on your screen when you have not moved that mouse or pressed

a key on the computer for a specified period of time.

Search Engine- is a type of soft ware that creates indexes of databases or Internet sites based on the titles of files, keywords, or the full text of files.

Protocol- is the standard or set of rules that two computers use to communicate with each other

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Import- File or data transferred to another application into the format you are working in.

Internet Service Provider- Company that provides access to the internet.

Back end- Often used computer term relates to part of a application.

Bookmark- Saved link to website.

Content- Text and information in a website .

Cookie- Piece of code or data created by a web user.

Download- Method a user can save files.

Email- Is a way to send messages.

Gateway- Network interconnects other networks

Home page- Page a user normally enters a web.

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Hardware emulation: the use of a hardware device to copy the function of any hardware device.

MP3: file format for audio files.

CMYK: Colors used in the printing process.

QR Code: A code generation for smartphones mainly used for storing URL's.

Graphics: Images produced by a computer processing.

GPS: Global position system.

ICF: Windows XP feature that blocks unauthorized access from the internet.

USB Drive: A storage device that has flash memory.

Cursor: A moveable indicator, that shows what area of text of content will be affected.

Meta file: Can relate to two different types if computer files.

Spreadsheet: A computer program that shows figures and graphs arranged in columns and grids.

Network: A group of two or more computer systems linked together.

CAD: The process for designing on computers.

Ajax: A combination of web development used for creating dynamic websites.

Web ring: A way of interlinking related websites.

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Bit- Binary Digit

Byte- 8 bits, makes pixils

Kilobyte- 1024 bytes

Megabyte- 1024 Kilobytes

Gigabyte- 1024 Megabytes (Gigs)

Terrabyte- 1024 Gigs

Exabyte- 1024 Terrabytes

Zetabyte- 1024 Exabytes

Yottabyte- 1024 Zetabytes and LOTS of zeros.

Binary- Computer Language Made of 1's and 0's

TTYL- Talk to you later

Qwerty- Basic Keyboard

Coordinate- Number Placement, A specific location

Skype- Used to call someone with a camera

Ad- Persuding to buy something and very annoying.

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zero day exploit-malicious computer attack

Y2K- means year 2000

X86- generic name for intel processor

W3C- World Wide Web Consortuim

VDU- Visual display unit

UAT- user Acceptance test

SAN- Storage Area Network

RAID- Redundant Array of Indpendent disks

QBE- Query By Example

P2P-

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Lol- a slang mainly used in texting standing for laugh out loud.

Bluetooth- a standard short range interconnection of cellular phones, computers, and other devices.

Floppy Disk- a flexible magnetic disk used for storing data.

Storage- the place in which assets and records are kept.

Megabyte- a monitor of computer storage and virtual memory.

Back link- an incoming link from an external website to a specific web page.

Hashtag- The number symbol used to label key words in a tweet or photo.

Honeypot- a security system that detects unauthorized access on a computer system.

WWW- meaning "World Wide Web" used to search a website.

Bloatware- software that uses an excessive amount of data and storage.

Blu- Ray - an optical disk such as CD and DVD. Used to play back HD video.

High Definition- a very clear, un- pixelated video format.

Debuggers- a program that helps to find and debug the software and files.

Python- a high level programming language designed to be easy to read and easy to implement.

Widget- a small program run by the MAC OS X Dashboard widget engine.

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Bit- A unit of measurement of info. (from

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Account-An account is often used term to describe what rights a user has.

Cache-when you download a web page,the data is cached,meaning it is temporarily stored.

Chat Room-An electronic space,typically a website or a section an ISP where people can go to communicate.

Device Driver-A device driver is a small program that allows a peripheral devices such ass printer or scanners.

Gate way- A point

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Adobe Arcobat Reader-A software available through Adobe that allows you to view a PDF document.

Protocol-The standard or set of rules that communicate with each other.

Serial port-A port that transmits a bit at a time, used for modems, mice, certain printers and communication devices.

Search Engine-A type of software that creates indexes of databases Or internet sites based on the titles of files, key words or the full text of files.

Post office protocol-An Internet protocol by your ISP to handle email.

Internet service provider(ISP)-A company which provides access to the Internet.

Baud- numerical

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Wi-Fi -a facility allowing computers or other devices to connect to the internet

iphone- a cell phone that can get on the internet and do anything a computer can do.

delete- to remove something from your comeputer

user- a term that refers to anyone who uses a computer

Unplugged- A slang for being unconnected

Thread- Originally it is referred to as a chain of posts

navigate- The act of moving around the web by clicking on hypertext links

meatspace- as opposed to "cyberspaced"

plug and play- a standard for add in hardware that requires it to identyfy itself

PD fing- an example of a word morphing

optout- Any time a user asks to be removed from a web program

Eye-candy- Slang for extra images

Deep dive- Slang for exploring a subject indepth

TMI- A slang used mostly in texts but used to say to much information

TTFN- a slang mostly used for texting but is used to say ta ta for now

TTYL- A slang mostly used in texting but used to say talk to you later

GTG- A slang used for texting to say got to go

Skype- A online thing used for communicating where you can see one anothers face and hear them at the same time on the computer or smartphone

Caps lock- a way of capitulizing all of your letters on the computer with out having to have your fingure on the shift button all the time

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Laser Printed-A printer that uses a focused beam or light to transfer text and image onto paper.

Zero day Exploit-is a malicious computer attack that takes advantage of a security hole.

Yahoo!-is one of the internets leading search engines, it is also the largest web portial providing links.

youTube-is a video sharing website owned by google that allows users to watch videos.

veronica-that name actually stands for Very easy Rodent Oriented Network Index.

Volume-has several different meanings.

Unfriend-When you unfriend a user you remove that person from your friends list.

Script-A computer script is a list of commands that are executed by a certain program.

Facebook-a social Networking website originally designed for college students.

Joystick-input device commonly used to control video games.

Cell-is a location in a speadsheet defined by the intersection of a row and colum.

Visual basic-programming language and development enviromental created by Microsoft.

Volp-stands for voice over internet protolic and is often pronounced voip.

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Analogue- a convention method for transmitting data

Backend- it offens refers to the process and of application

Bandwidth- a maximum amount of data that can travel a communication path in a given time

Boot- to load

Server- a computer that handles request for data

Chat room- electronic space

Unzip- compressed file

HDTV - high definition television

Rom - read only memory

Internet explorer- search engine

Internet- place to surf the web

PDF- portable document format

Flash drive - storage device

Computer ethics- digital

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Desktop-The desktop is usally where all the shortcut icons are located.

Digital camera-A video or still camera that records images digitally used by a computer.

Download-To retrieve a file from another computer.

Firewall-Its a service on the net that wont let any viruses in.

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hayden slief Zip- To zip files is to archive an compress.

Cookie

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Account- What right a user has on a website

Bookmark- A link that is saved to a page of links

Browser- A program that allows you to go online

Chat room- A electronic space where you can connect with other online users

Download- downloading is what users do to "pull down" stuff to their software

Email- electronical mail you can send or recieve

Link- a highlighted word within a website that will take you to reference a site

Processor- the thing that allows your computer to run

Spam- unsolicited messages used for marketing

Virus- a programming code used to cause damage

Scanner- equipment that captures images

URL- unique resource locator

Rom-read only memory

Jpeg- joint photographer experts group

Cell phone- mobile cellular device

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Mommy save- clicking save

Huge pipes- high banwitdhth internet connection

Hot spot-wireless connections

Opt out-request that are deleted

Photoshop- editing pictures with different pictures

Robot- a device that can react to sensory input

TMI- to much information

TTYL- Talk to you later

Omg- o my god

Yoyo mode- computer alternates seven different ways

Rant and rave- speak about something you feel passionate for

Show stopper-slang for potential

Shelf ware-slang for worthless

age- exageratted word

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Geek squard- a subsidiary of american multinational consumer electronics corporation.

Facebook- is an online social networking service.

Firewall- is a software or hardware based network security system controls the incoming and outcoming network traffic.

Mainframe- a very large expensive computer capable of supporting hundreds or even thousands of users simultaneously.

Password- a secret word or string of characters used for user authentication to prove your identity or access to a resource.

Youtube- is a video sharing website.

Virus- a type of malware that when exacuted replicates by inserting copies of itself.

Camera- is an optical instrument that records that can be stored directly transmitted to others location.

Scanner- piece of equipment that captures images.

Screen Saver- pictures for your device screen.

Search- to learn information.

Spam- email ads.

Website- an address of info on the internet.

Browser- a software to use for searches and social media.

History- is a space thats not forgotten tell it is deleted.

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404- tech term for not found.

411- practically a text message.

86- Known as message shorthand.

anime- type of Japanese animation.

Back button- one of the buttons that make you "go back."

Deep Dive- slang for diving deep into a subject.

Eye candy- slang for extra graphics.

Google- website to look up stuff.

De frag- to optimize your hardrive.

Hot spot- Places that have wireless internet.

User- term that defines the online audience.

robot-Device that reacts to sensory input.

bio break- office friendly way of saying go to the bathroom.

Huge pipes- slang for high band witch connection.

interface-portion of program that interacts between the user and an application.

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Multiplexor- A bundling device for use in one big transmission

BLOB- Binary Large Object

Blowfish-Symmetric Encryption Algorithm

Choke Packet-A specialized packet used for flow control along a network

Color Super-twist nematic- LCD Technology designed by SHARP

Cuckoo Egg- A fake uncopyrighted song

GoogleWack- A challenge where someone types a search query and only produces 1 result.

Jitters- An internet telephony network (VOIP)

Malvertising- A malicious online advertisement

Smurf- Where a network is swamped with replies to PING requests

Tarball- An archive created with the Unix tar utility.

Typosquatting - A website created with name of something like " Yahooo" in hopes of getting traffic due to typos.

Wolfpack- Microsoft's clustering solution

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1: Alignment- How your words are centered. (Either to the right margin, left margin, or centered.)

2: Hacker- A person who steals and/or gains access to files without authority.

3: Host- A computer connected directly to the internet.

4: Indent- To center your text more towards the middle of the page in the first sentence of a paragraph.

5: Netiquette- Etiquette governing teachings or communications on the internet.

6: Spreadsheet- An application that shows calculations or organized data.

7: Animation- moving drawing, clip, art, or graphic.

8: Audio- sound or the representation of sound.

9: Cursor- The flashing line that occurs on your screen when you type.

10: Edit- to change your graph, document, etc.

11: Bold- a style of text that stands out or appears larger.

12: Field- a database record where a category of information can be located.

13: Cell- the space where a row and column meet on a spreadsheet.

14: Freeware- free documents donated to the public.

15: Numeric- the right portion of the keyboard set up like a calculator.

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Word Processor: A electronic device

Chat Room: Any type of synchronous conferencing

Google: Any American multinational corporation specializing in internet related services and products

Robot: Mechanical or virtual agent

User: A system,or one who consumes or employs a good

Information: Data that is timely and accurate

Hypertext: Electronic document text that is connected to other chunks of text

Sateillite Dish: A bowl shaped antenna with which signals are transmitted

Deep Dish: A form or technical diving

Hertz: The SI unit of frequency equal to one cycle per sound

Interface: Where two systems meet and interact

Smart Card:A plastic card with a built in microprocessor

Teleport: Transport or be transported across space and distance instantly

Universal Services: An economic business term used mostly in regulated industries

Eye Candy: Visual images that are superficially attractive and entertaining but intellectually undermanding

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Megahertz- the unit of information in a file that is really large

Unzip- to unzip a file is to extract files from compressed files

Analogue- a method to transfer data and info

Bandwidth- maximum amount of data that can be stored

Compression- reduction of files into one

operating system- A large running system like windows

defragment- a folder or file that is split up

ROM- chip or chips with information on them

Server-a computer that handles requests for data

Domain- a set of computers on a network at the same time

PDF- portable Document format a program used to create files

Bounce Back- An electric mail message that is undeliverable and returns an error

Error 1- other wise known as incorrect function

Error code 2- Access denied other wise known as invalid login

Error code 18- when a computer is wiped clean of files that where there

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Email

Email or electronic mail is a way of sending messages over the internet. Popular email applications are Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, Gmail and Yahoo Mail.

Email Address

An email address is a string of letters and punctuation marks that identifies a person or organisation on the internet.

Floppy Disk

A small, portable plastic disk coated in a magnetisable substance used for storing computer data, readable by a computer with a floppy disk drive. The standard floppy disk is now 3.5" and holds 1.44Mb of data.

Export

To export data is to format it differently so that it can be read by a different application. You can do this via many applications such as Excel and Word so that Lotus or WordPerfect can read it.

Gateway

A point within a network that interconnects with other networks.

GIF

Graphics Interchange Format or GIF is a graphics file format. Because GIF files are compressed, the file can be quickly and easily transmitted over a network. GIF is one of the main graphics format on the Internet.

Home Page

The page by which a user normally enters a website. It is usually the starting point of an organisation's or individual's website.

Import
To import a file or data is to transfer that file from another application into the format you are working in.

Disk Drive

A round object that you use to store digital information. Floppy Disks (FDD) are usually allocated the A: Drive and the Hard Disk is usually allocated the C:\ Drive (HDD) on your PC.

Domain

A domain is a set of computers on a network that are managed as a unit. On the Internet, a domain is defined by an IP or URL address. The way users encounter a domain is through the domain name.

Download

Downloading is the method by which users access and save or "pull down" software or other files to their own computers from a remote computer via the Internet.

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.

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Login-name you use to sin in to a computer.

Menu-list of comands.

Mouse- A device used to navigate a computer screen.

Multitasking- A device were you can do two or more thangs at once.

Paste- Information that can be pasted mutiple times.

Project- To make somthing longer verticallor or horizontal.

Screen Saver- A device that protecks your screen from getting scratched.

Scroll Bar- the bar that appears on the right side of the computer.

Booting- Via the power switch witch loads the softwear into memory.

Crash- A problem that causes a program to stop working.

Desktop-

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Megabytes-(1024 kilobytes) stores real or virtual memories

Spam-overuseagge of email that is unwanted mail

Cache-a download temparary saved to a computer

Database-Set of info that is structured primairly to allow caculations

content-text and info included in a website

Radio-messaging-seding messages via radio

virtual reality-3d effect on games or videos

Fire wall-a way to keep hackers out

Cyberspace-info on the internets

Motherboard-main printed circut board

Memory-remembers computer data

electronics-Electronic circut componitets

Fan-keeps your computer system cool

Power button-turns on computer

power light-lets you know when on/off

video card-a printed circuit board controlling output to a display screen.

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Content: It refers to the information and text on the website.

Modem: Allows you to transfer information from one computer to another.

Network: Two or more computers connected that can let you share resources.

Online: A user or electronic that is currently on the internet.

Processor: The brain behind your computer.

Resolution: The number of pixels or dots that make up an image on a screen or printer.

Search Engine: A website where you can type in keywords or the full text titles and it pulls it up.

Website: An address location that has different locations of files.

Browser: The software that allows you to surf the web.

Hard Disc: High capacity storing device for computers.

Multimedia: Process of combining voice, text, and data.

Slideshows: The making of pictures and text with moving screens.

Sync: A type of downloading.

Resources: Where you got your information from.

Strategy: The way you worked through it.

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JULIEANN MCCLAIN                                                                                                                                                                radar screen - In mordern jargon, this refers to the range of interests that a company or idividual rant-and-rave - To speak on and on about something you feel passionate for. robot - traditionally, it's a device that can move and react to sensory input scaleable or scalability - refers to the ability of hardwear or softwear or even a brand, to adapt to increased shelfware - slang for softwear that is so worthless it remains in the shrink-wrapped box showstopper - slang for anything that has the potential to halt the shipment or to stop the launch spammin' - slang for speaking aimlessly on a mishmash of topics, or to stuff someone's brain surf or surfing - to browse or look at information on the web by pointing and clicking and navigating thread - originally it referred to a chain of postings on a single subject in a newsgroupTMI - online jargon, also known as text message shorthand, used primarily in texting unplugged - slang for being not connected. The opposite of wired. user - a term that defines the online audience, it also refers to anyone who uses a computer yoyo mode - the state in which a computer rapidly alternates several times between being up Active Window - The top or front window in a multiple window environment Byte - The amount of memory needed to store one character such as a letter or a number

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JULIEANN MCCLAIN                                                                                                                                                                radar screen - In mordern jargon, this refers to the range of interests that a company or idividual rant-and-rave - To speak on and on about something you feel passionate for. robot - traditionally, it's a device that can move and react to sensory input scaleable or scalability - refers to the ability of hardwear or softwear or even a brand, to adapt to increased shelfware - slang for softwear that is so worthless it remains in the shrink-wrapped box showstopper - slang for anything that has the potential to halt the shipment or to stop the launch spammin' - slang for speaking aimlessly on a mishmash of topics, or to stuff someone's brain surf or surfing - to browse or look at information on the web by pointing and clicking and navigating thread - originally it referred to a chain of postings on a single subject in a newsgroupTMI - online jargon, also known as text message shorthand, used primarily in texting unplugged - slang for being not connected. The opposite of wired. user - a term that defines the online audience, it also refers to anyone who uses a computer yoyo mode - the state in which a computer rapidly alternates several times between being up Active Window - The top or front window in a multiple window environment Byte - The amount of memory needed to store one character such as a letter or a number

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Account- privileges a user has on a network or system

Bookmark- a saved link to a web page that is added to a list of saved links

Intranet- Private internet for a group

Download- the method we use to save software to cumputers

Email- a way of sending messages over the internet

Floppy Disk- a portable plastic disk used for storing computer data

Gateway- a point in a network that interconnects with other networks

Homepage- the page a user enters a website, or the starting point of a website

Import- transfer files and data from an application to another format

Link- highlighted image in a website that takes you to a certain point when you click on it

RAM-(random access memory) a computer's memory

URL- characters you type in a browser to get to a resource on the internet

Virus- code put in a computer to cause damage

Laptop- a portable computer that is battery powered

CPU- ( central processing unit) the hardware that stores the rules of a computer

Zip- to compress files into one smaller file

Jpeg- format used to show colored pictures known as websites

User- the online audience

unplugged- slang for being disconnected

Yoyo Mode- the state when a computer rapidly changes several times

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GIF- A graphics file format, easily transmitted over a network because it i compressed

Screen Saver-  A moving picture or pattern that appears when a computer has not been touched for a specific amount of time

Spam- When a person or persons sends emails for unsolicited marketing

Domain Name- The unique name of a server that identifies the location

Icon- A image

HTML- Hypertext Markup Language, a standardized system for tagging text files to achieve font, color, graphic, and hyperlink effects on World Wide Web pages.

Bitmapped Terminal- A terminal that can turn individual screen dots on or off.

Monitor- The screen on your computer

PC- Personal Computer

Refresh/Reload- this button updates the current website opened on your browser

Scanner- a device that allows you to take pictures you or someone else have printed and open and/or edit on your computer

PPM- Pages per Minute, used for printers to describe how many pages it prints per minute

Blog- A personal website you can use and personalize to give news, share tips, and many other things

PNG- Portable Network Graphic, often used for transparent images

Meme- a humorous image, video, piece of text, etc. that is copied (often with slight variations) and spread rapidly by Internet users

Fansite- A website created by the fans of a work of fiction, person, event, sport, cultue, or basically anything else you can be a fan of

Hashtag- used on social media sites such as Twitter, a word or phrase preceded by a hash or pound sign (#) and used to identify messages on a specific topic

Software- the programs and other operating information used by a computer

Add-ons- programs added on to your browser, more often than not carry viruses and slow your internet speed, often changes your main search engine
MMORPG- Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game, An online video game which allows you to interact with other users, most common games are like ‘Dungeons and Dragons Online’ and ‘World of Warcraft