Internet

4. Standard way of indicating the location of a web site (it’s the site’s address)
5. Structure that handles the major traffic in a networked system
7. Gap between those who have Internet access and those who don’t
11. Total collection of hypertext documents stored in computers connected to the Internet
12. Collection of millions of hypertext documents

1. Connection divice that converts digital data on a computer to analog signals for travel on the Internet along telephone lines
2. Ethernet or USB cable and a DSL or cable modem
3. Lead to another website/place within same document
6. Technology that allows two or more devices (eg. Computers and peripherals, cell phones, PDAs) to communicate without cables or wires
8. Companies that proved users with access to the Internet, usually for a fee
9. Allows more data to be sent over traditional copper telephone lines
10. Collection of networks of computers
13. A location on the WWW
14. Total collection of hypertext documents stored in computers connected to the Internet
15. where you can keep URLs that you would like to consult frequently