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| address | A series of letters and numbers that identify a location. |
| history | List of web sites the people using a particular computer have visited. |
| bookmark | A way to quickly access a favorite web site in your browser. |
| browser | A program that allows users to view web pages. |
| bulletin boards wikis | This is an electronic message center. |
| CD-ROM | Stands for compact-disk, read-only memory. |
| chat | You type and send messages that will apperar instantly on the computer monitors of the other people who are participating in the chat. |
| chatroom | An interactive forum where you can talk in real-time. |
| cyberbullying | Sending or posting harmful or cruel text or images using the internet or other digital communication devices. |
| attachment | A file that can be added to an email. Example: picture, songs, even something harmful to your computer or a virsus. |
| cyberspace | All the computer networks on the internet. |
| cyberstalking | Online unwanted messages, threatening messages or slanderous information towards others. |
| domain name | Name given to the numberical or internet Protocol (IP) address of a web site. |
| download | Putting information on your computer from the internet, discs or CDs. |
| discussion group | A group of people who exchange information about a common topic. |
| e-mail | A service that allows people to sen messages with pictures and sounds from their computer to any other computer in the world. |
| emoticons | Animated faces that express different emotions you can send in e-mails, chat, and Instant Messaging. |
| firewall | Keeps out unwanted information like spam and viruses and unwanted people like hackers. |
| flaming | Sending a deliberately confrontational message to other on the internet. |
| flash | A program that allows you to create animated content for your web page. |
| gamer | Someone who plays online or computer games. |
| hacker | Someone who accesses computer information legally or illegally. |
| hard copy | The printed paper copy of a file on your computer. |
| hardware | The parts that helps a computer work such as a keyboard, monitor and other electrical parts. |
| blog | Web log is defined as a personal or noncommercial site that uses a dated log and contains links to other web sites. |
