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| URL (Uniform Resource Locator) | The technical name for a global web address or a unique location name for a specific Web page on the World Wide Web. |
| Homepage | The main page of a Web site and serves as an index or table of contents to other documents stored at the site. |
| Hyperlink | An HTML document that leads to another place on the same page, to another page on the same web site, or, to another World Wide Web site. |
| Search Engine | A program that searches documents for specified keywords and returns a list of the documents where the keywords were found. |
| IP Address | An identifier for a computer or device written in "dotted decimal" notation |
| Internet | A global network connecting millions of computers. |
| World Wide Web | A system of Internet servers (network of information) that are linked because an HTML document from one server might contain pointers to documents on many other servers. |
| Intranet | A private network generally belonging to a corporation or organization that allows a select few members access to the pages and is protected from any other users not part of that network. This private network is unlike the Internet where a page may be accessible by anyone connected to the Internet. |
| Router | Computers that receive information and forward it the correct destination over the most efficient route available at the moment. |
| Bandwidth | The amount of data a cable can carry. |
