Dominic and Zach

1. An item used to store files into groups.
2. A set of rules that allows two computers to “talk” to one another while transferring files from one to another.
7. Involving questions of right and wrong behavior, following accepted rules of behavior: morally right and good. “What is moral when using technology?”
8. The unique address name for an Internet site.
9. To set the margins, tabs, font or line spacing in layout of a document.
11. To make changes to a document or presentation.
13. Using features of word processing/DTP software to format and produce documents, letters, reports, flyers, and newsletters with graphics.
14. The process of transferring software/information from the Internet to your computer.
15. A device for storing information in a fixed location within your computer. Like filing cabinet in your computer.

1. Hardware and/or Software that separates a local area network (LAN) into two or more parts for security purposes.
2. A place in a database record where a category of information can be entered or located.
3. starting up a computer from a no-power state
4. A type of a computer application (program) used for storing, organizing, and retrieving information.
5. Graphics interchange format…an efficient method for storing graphics. GIF’s take up a small amount of disk space and can be transmitted quickly.
6. Commonly known as E-mail. System designed to send messages and attachments electronically.
10. The electronic posting about a person
12. Hypertext Markup Language. This is the coding language used to create sites.
15. (on social media sites such as twitter) a word proceeded by a has or pound sign (#) and used to identify messages on a specific topic.
16. Domain Name System. This service that stores, translates, and retrieves the numerical address equivalents of familiar host names that you use everyday (such as www.4teachers.org).