Basic Internet Terms with definitions v1

A network that connects computers all over the world so they can share information.

A place on the internet where you can find information, play games, or watch videos.

A website like Google or Bing that helps you find other websites.

A way to send and receive messages on the internet, like sending a letter but faster.

Unwanted emails or messages, usually trying to sell something or trick you.

Using the internet to find information by typing in words about what you want to know.

A way to connect to the internet without using wires.

A small window that suddenly appears on top of a webpage, often for advertisements.

A program you can use on a computer, tablet, or phone, like a game or a tool.

When you are connected to the internet and can use websites or send emails.

A website where someone writes about things they are interested in, like a diary online.

The main page of a website that you usually see first.

The address of a website, like www.example.com, that you type in the browser.

A program you use to look at websites, like Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.

Websites or apps where you can talk to friends and share pictures, like Facebook or Instagram.

A special word or picture on a website that you can click on to go to another page or website.

A name you choose to use when you log into websites or email.

Sending something from your computer to the internet, like sharing a photo.

A secret word or set of letters and numbers you use to keep your accounts safe.

Copying something from the internet to your computer, like a picture or a game.