Digital Citizenship: Basic Terms

Question 1

Remote, online backup system that requires network access.

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Cloud Storage

Question 2

Service that allows users to search for content using a web browser of their choosing.

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Search Engine

Question 3

The act of fraudulently bypassing computer security protocols in order to access devices.

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Hacking

Question 4

An application; most commonly downloaded onto mobile devices.

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App

Question 5

The process of making certain webpages more likely to be selected by search engines.

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Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Question 6

A system designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network.

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Firewall

Question 7

A term used online to describe a help or technical support request.

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Ticket

Question 8

The physical parts of a computer system.

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Hardware

Question 9

An evolving form of online communication that uses images, humor, and slang to convey messages.

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Meme

Question 10

The process of labeling topics and information for easy organization and hyperlinking.

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Meta-Tagging

Question 11

A location connected to the Internet that maintains one or more pages.

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Website

Question 12

A unique string of numbers that identifies each computer and allows network communication.

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IP Address

Question 13

An unwanted program that gathers data, disrupts operation, or provides access to a device.

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Viruses, Malware, Spyware

Question 14

A popular form of audio entertainment distributed via the internet.

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Podcasts

Question 15

The part of a network address that identifies it as belonging to a domain. (.com etc)

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Domain Name

Question 16

The programs and other operating information used by a computer.

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Software

Question 17

Computer software that allows a user to locate, access, and display web pages.

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Web Browser

Question 18

The constraints and practices that one must agree to for access to a network or the Internet.

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Acceptable Use Policies

Question 19

A person who elects to intentionally berate, irritate, or rile other people via the internet.

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Troll

Question 20

The process of converting data into a code, especially to prevent unauthorized access.

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Encrypting

Question 21

An attempt to obtain sensitive information (such as passwords) by disguising oneself online.

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Phishing

Question 22

True/false logical term system that allows for more precise online searching

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Booleans

Question 23

The address by which one can locate and visit websites.

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URL

Question 24

An embedded URL in the body or title text of a webpage that directs to a secondary location.

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Hyperlink

Question 25

A quick way to save webpages that you can revisit in the future.

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Bookmarking

Question 26

The act of intentionally finding and dispersing personal information via the internet.

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Doxxing

Question 27

The standardized system for tagging text files to select font, color, and hyperlinks online.

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HTML

Digital Citizenship: Basic Terms

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Digital Citizenship: Basic Terms

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