Across
- 2. The English-language binary code for letters and numbers.
- 3. The legal protection given to "original works of authorship".
- 7. The "brains" of a personal computer or smartphone.
- 9. The tiny colored dots that form the text and pictures on your screen.
- 11. Name used for the many servers located on the Internet that provide data and digital services to users.
- 12. New binary code for the characters in most modern & ancient languages.
- 14. The World Wide ____ is the human-friendly, hyperlink-connected collection of text, graphics, and audio on the internet.
- 16. The global network of computer networks on which email, instant messaging, banking services, telnet, and browsers all operate.
- 17. The address you key into a browser to fetch audio, video, and/or pages of text. Short for "Uniform Resource Locator"
- 18. A networked computer that stores, retrieves, and may process information for users.
- 19. A group of people or computers connected so they can send and receive information among themselves.
Down
- 1. A single unit of digital information, corresponding to one/zero, on/off, or set/clear.
- 2. Someone who creates new things.
- 4. Given edit __________ you have permission to view and make changes to a document.
- 5. Base 16, a way of representing bits compactly that uses the digits 0-9 and letters A through F.
- 6. To work together with someone else on a shared project.
- 8. The typefaces or lettering styles available on a computer.
- 10. A search ______ is a website that helps you find the links for and get connected to resources on the web.
- 13. Eight bits.
- 15. The flashing symbol on your screen that shows where typed information will appear.