| A | B |
|---|
| AddressBar | Contains the URL of the active Web Page |
| AddressBook | Where you keep a list of your e-mail contacts |
| ArtificialIntelligence | A computer science field that processes information without human intervention |
| Bookmark | Site that you have marked so you can locate again |
| Browser | A software program that you can use to retrieve documents form the WWW |
| ComputerLearning | Using a Computer as a tutor |
| Biometrics | Using Human Characteristics for security purposes |
| ComputerCrimes | A criminal act that is committed through the use of comptuers |
| DigitalCash | Allows someone to pay by transmitting a number from one computer to another |
| DomainName | The portion of a website name that identifies the site |
| email | sending messages electronically |
| hacking | involves invading someone else's computer |
| webquest | using the Internet for investigating |
| hyperlinks | links on a web site to another web site |
| Electroniccommerce | buying and selling products online |
| logicbomb | computer virus which is trigged by the appearance of specific data |
| searchengine | Internet tool to help locate information |
| url | web site address |
| trojanhorse | computer virus that does something unexpected |
| softwarepiracy | illegal copying of software |
| Simulation | models of real world activities |
| sitelicense | commercial education software |
| virtualreality | 3-D World |
| Geneticengineering | Changing DNA |
