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| an electronic document on the World Wide Web |
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A collection of related
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| special highlighted words on a webpage that connect related webpages together |
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| a software program that allows you to view or browse individual pages on the World Wide Web |
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| part of the browser that contains buttons to allow you to explore the WWW |
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| Uniform Resource Locator; a URL is a web address for a web site |
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| the amount of data that can pass along a communications channel in a given period of time |
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| to transfer data or programs from a server to a host computer to one's own computer or device |
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| short for Frequently Asked Questions |
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| The opening or main page of a website |
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| a global network connecting millions of computers worldwide |
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| movement from one web page to another web page using links, previous, or next buttons |
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| a special web site that searches for web pages that contain the keywords you specify |
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| the act of conducting a keyword search using a search engine |
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| a part of the Internet that contains a collection of multimedia documents |
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| A group of interconnected computers, including the hardware and software used to connect them |
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| Acronym for Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a business that provides a connection to the Internet. Some ISPs are big corporations while others are small local operations |
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| HTML (HyperText Markup Language) |
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| The language of the World Wide Web used to create Web pages, with hyperlinks and markup for text formatting (heading styles, bold, italic, numbered lists, insertion of images, etc.) |
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| Another way of saying URL |
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| The defined block of information consisting of header, data, and trailer that serves as the information exchange method on the network |
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