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It would be very difficult to remember the IP address of every website that we could connect with. DNS servers simplify this task for us .

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Servers use the HTTP protocol (hypertext transfer protocol) to send and receive documents over the internet

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We type the full address  of a web page in the  browser. This address is also called uniform resource locator  and is unique for each web page

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Our computer communicates with others computers following a common sense of rules call a protocol.

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A series of numbers separated by full stops that identifies a computer.
The packets of information follow the TCP/IP protocol (transfer control protocol/Internet protocol)

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A device that let you connect to the internet

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A computer with special features, prepared to provide uninterrupted services simultaneously to lots of users

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Users can connect to the internet if they have a contract with an internet service provider (ISP). When we switch on a computer an connect to the internet, our ISP assings an adress to our computer, called and IP adress

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Is a computer system that indexes files stored on websites.
Search engines keep their results up to date by continually crawling the internet

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Is a programme that displays the content of web pages

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Is a revolutionary concept that describes the connection of everyday objects to the internet so that we can interact with them

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A network of thousands of computers and devices around the world connected by copper wires, fibre optics, wireless connections and other methods