Isograd Level 1
Term | Definition |
Web Browsers | Software applications that enable users to access, view and navigate websites on the Internet identified by a unique URL. |
Web Servers | Computers that store and send resources, such as web pages and files. |
Clients | Devices connected to the Internet that request resources from a web server. |
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) | The protocol that controls the transfer of data between a web server and web browser. |
Uniform Resource Locator (URL) | The web address that specifies where a resource can be found on the Internet. |
Hyperlinks | Used to connect to another web page, website, or resource. |
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) | The coding language used to create web pages. |
Microsoft Edge | Fast, safe while browsing and works well with Windows and connects with Microsoft services. |
Google Chrome | Straightforward to use and fast. Can do a lot of things, like running web apps and adding extra features. |
Apple Safari | Default browser and works smoothly. Saves energy, syncs with iCloud, and works great on Apple systems. |
Mozilla Firefox | Web browser that's open to everyone. Known for being flexible and keeping your privacy safe. |
Address Bar | Use this bar to enter website addresses or search for things. |
IP Address | Every device, website, and resource on the Internet has a unique numeric and text address. |
Bookmarks | Saved shortcuts to web pages. |
Hyperlinks | Special words or pictures on a webpage that you can use to go to other pages or sections on the internet. |
Breadcrumbs | Line of links that illustrate the path you took to get to the page you're on. |
Search Engines | Special tools that help us find information on the internet. |
Popular search engine that helps you find websites, pictures, videos, and more. | |
Bing | Visually appealing homepage and image search functionality. |
Yahoo | Search engine that also offers email and news. |
DuckDuckGo | Search engine that focuses on keeping your searches private. |
Search Query | The words or phrases we use the search engine to find. |
Words that Make Search More Effective |
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Filters | Special settings that help you find specific information. |
Share Files | Give digital content to others using computers or phones. |
A digital way of sending messages over the Internet. | |
Email Address | Made up of the username and the domain name, creating a unique address to send or receive electronic messages over the Internet. |
Username | The name chosen for a user, entered before the @ symbol in the email address. |
@ Symbol | Can be used to identify an email address or to identify a user or group name available in your list of contacts. |
Domain Name | The email service provider or the organization name that hosts the email account and follows the @ symbol. |
Online Chat Tools | Tools important for talking and working together online, usually used for casual chats or serious discussions. |
Social Networks | Online apps that help people connect worldwide, offering services such as chatting, business connections, posting messages, etc. |
Online Platforms | Online environments that offer a dynamic and interactive space where individuals can share their thoughts, experiences and interests with a global audience. |
Online Services | Tools and platforms that offer options such as communication tools, places to save and share files, streaming entertainment, shopping, learning resources, etc. |
Software | Programs or tools that help perform tasks on computing devices, and designed for specific purposes, such as word processing, photo editing, entertainment, organization, etc. |
Word Processing Software | Create and edit text documents, like essays, letters, or stories. |
Spreadsheet Software | Organize and analyze data using rows and columns, such as charts, graphs, or calculations. |
Presentation Software | Create slideshows with text, images, and videos to present information in a visually appealing way. |
Graphic Design Software | Create beautiful and visually appealing designs for various purposes. |
Video Editing Software | Edit and create videos by combining and manipulating different clips, adding effects, transitions, and music. |
Word Processing Documents | Digital files that allow you to write, edit, format, and save text-based content. |
Spreadsheets | A structured layout of rows and columns, allowing you to input numbers, text, and formulas for calculations. |
Presentations | Visual tools used to communicate information, ideas, or concepts to an audience. |
Public Domain | Content is free from copyright restrictions and can be used by anyone for any purpose. |
Fair Use | Allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission from the copyright owner for purposes like criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research. |
Copyright | Grant exclusive rights to creators, preventing others from using their work without permission. |
Creative Commons | A license that provides a flexible way for creators to grant permissions to their work using different levels for varying degrees of use, modification, and sharing. |
Personalizing your Digital Experience | Tailor technology to match your preferences and needs. |
Software Troubleshooting | Identify and resolve issues that can occur while using digital applications, such as software programs or apps. |
Device Troubleshooting | Identify and fix problems that arise with digital devices, such as smartphones, tablets, or computers. |
Updating Digital Skills | Continuously learning and improving abilities to use technology effectively. |
Protecting your Device | Take steps to keep your technology safe from harm, physically and digitally. |
Passwords | Set up strong and unique passwords for devices, accounts and apps. |
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) | Add an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of verification. |
Antivirus/Anti-Malware | Security software that scan for and remove potential threats. |
Phishing | Suspicious emails or messages asking for personal information. |
Device Encryption | Secure physical access tools to protect your data. |
Back Up Data | Regularly back up important files and data to an external drive or cloud storage to prevent data loss. |
Reliable Information | Trustworthy and correct content on the Internet. |
Sources | Reliable sources often come from reputable institutions, experts, or well-known organizations. |
References | Citations, references, or sources mentioned in the content that can be researched and supported. |
Cross-Check | Compare information with other reliable sources. |
Biases | Check if the source presents a balanced view and does not promote a particular agenda. |
Fact-Checking | Use websites or tools to verify the accuracy of claims or statistics. |
Review Dates | Ensure information is up to date. |