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Short for "web blog" or "weblog"; a log or journal-type series of entries displayed on the Web. |
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A software program that is used to view web pages. |
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Save test, image, or media file from the Internet to a computer. |
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Highlighted words or phrases containing an address or URL that links on e web site to another. |
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An expansive worldwide electronic network that is made up of thousands of smaller networks, including governmental, commercial, and educational networks. |
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Internet Service Provider; company through which access to the Internet is gained on a paid subscription basis. |
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Search programs that query multiple search engines at once and provide the results. |
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Utilizes RSS technology to allow web site subscribers to view or listen to new audio or video content that is automatically delivered where and when specified by the subscriber. |
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An entry of text, hypertext, images, links, or audio or video files on a blog. |
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Standard "languages: used by the Internet that allow large computer networks to interconnect and communicate with one another. |
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Rich Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication; offers news feeds or brief summaries of a web site's new/updated content to users. |
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A computer program that recognizes keywords then locates specific web pages. |
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A database of hand-chosen sites that have been reviewed and selected by people rather than by a computer program. |
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Uniform Resource Locator; the address of a web site. |
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A type of web site that allows users to easily add and edit content; Hawaiian for "quick" or "fast". |
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A huge system of linked resources on the Internet that contain hyperlinks to other resources or web sites. |
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