Web Safety

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  1. 4. A computer program that blocks access to Web sites or other services available over the Internet., Computer programs that block access to web sites or other services available over the internet.
  2. 6. A word you use when looking for information within a search engine. For example, to find information about cowboys, use the keyword cowboys in the search box.
  3. 7. A general term describing programs or files that combine images, animation, and text.
  4. 8. The secret word you use when signing in to the Internet or an online service that helps to confirm your identity.
  5. 11. An image or text that you can click to go to another location on the Web, or access other Internet materials such as images, sounds, animations, and videos.
  6. 14. Courtesy, honesty, and polite behavior practiced on the Internet.
  7. 15. software Software products that allow parents to monitor or track their childrens Web site visits or e-mail activity.
  8. 16. room An interactive forum where you can talk in real time. The chat room is the place or location online where a chat is taking place. Many chat rooms let people discuss a common interest, like music or movies.
  9. 17. Discussion group, similar to a message board, that is subject-specific.
  10. 18. A list of blocked Web sites, e-mail addresses, or IP addresses.
  11. 19. A Macromedia Flash file, which contains animated content for a Web page. To see Flash content, you must have a Flash player installed on your computer.
  12. 21. A small file that is downloaded by some Web sites to store information, such as sign-in or registration identification, user preferences, and shopping cart information, for your browser.
  13. 22. A deliberately confrontational message sent to others on the Internet.
  14. 23. A program that searches information on the Web by looking for specific keywords.
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  1. 1. A list system that allows users to send e-mail to one address, where messages are then copied and sent to all of the people on the list.
  2. 2. Restrict Internet access, unwanted e-mail, or other content. Common filtering methods are whitelisting, blacklisting, and keyword recognition.
  3. 3. A common term for someone who accesses computer information without permission.
  4. 5. The online enticement of children; rude or threatening messages; slanderous information; or repeated, unwanted messages.
  5. 9. Real-time communication over the Internet. You type and send messages that appear almost instantly on the screens of the other people who are participating in the chat..
  6. 10. A filter that only allows connections to approved Web sites, or only allows e-mail from approved senders.
  7. 12. A simple face, sometimes animated, that expresses an emotion, for use in e-mail, chat, and instant messaging. Emoticons let you show someone online how you are feeling.
  8. 13. The policy that a company or organization operating a Web site uses to define how it handles the personal information collected about visitors to the site.
  9. 15. A place where people can post and respond to messages on a particular topic.
  10. 20. Get information from the Web or another computer to store on your computer.
  11. 24. A service that allows people to send text messages, sometimes with pictures and sounds, from their computer to any other computer in the world.