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| Hypertext | transparent linkage of textual documents to other related documents on the World Wide Web. |
| ISP | Internet Service Provider. E.g. At&T |
| Protocol | A set of rules or procedures |
| IP | Internet protocol. A numeric address. All computers and websites have one. |
| HTTP | HyperText Transfer Protocol. Tells computer "Hey |
| FTP | File transfer protocol. How you upload blog respnses and download music |
| The Internet | The hardware that makes up the network of digital communication |
| Web Site | is a group of related files organized around a common topic |
| Web Page | a single file within a Web Site |
| Home Page | The main page that normally contains general information about the site |
| Web Browser | interprets these files to display web pages on your computer screen |
| HTML | Hyper Text Markeup Language. Tells computer "Hey |
| Navigate | to move forwards backwards in and out etc. |
| Portal Sites | Provide a variety of services that people use everyday |
| Informational Sites | Provide people with information like government |
| Educational Sites | often provide information about a school or university. Museums and online tutorials are included. |
| Personal Sites | Used by individuals to share personal news |
| Commercial Sites | sells or promotes a company's business or services |
| E-Commerce Sites | directly sells a product or service to the computer via the Internet |
| Corporate Presence Sites | Promotes a brand image to consumers |
| Hyperlinks | can be a word |
| Graphics | still or static images |
| Multimedia | integration of a variety of combos of text/graphics/interactivity/animation/video |
