TECH TERMS FLASH CARDS
Patricia CooperEDT 660
National University
Video file extension widely used that can be
uploaded to Blogger
Acceptable Use Policy(AUP)
An agreement among students,
parents/guardians, and school administrators regarding appropriate
use of the internet
Alternative textual descriptions to provide
brief descriptions of graphics or images
Games, simulations, tutorials, problem-solving
programs, productivity software, and graphic
software programs
Not at the same time
Augmented Reality
Combining real-world data with virtual data
An acronym for binary digit; the smallest unit of digital information. The bit can be thought of as a 1 or a 0 representing a
circuit on or off, respectively
Web log serving as a publicly accessible
personal journal for an individual
Video images that have been processed to remove redundant
information, thereby reducing the amount of bandwidth required to
transmit them
To comprehend information that is
presented
A static display employing a flat
background and three-dimensional foreground
to achieve a lifelike effect
To express an idea to others
In local area networks, a station dedicated to
providing file and mass data storage services to the other stations on the
network
Gigabyte; approximately one million bytes, or
1,000 megabytes
HTTPHypertext transfer
protocol
The web protocol that ensures compatibility
before transferring information
An association between two (or more)
nonsequential concepts. In hypermedia, a direct
connection between two asynchronous items of
data
A format for compression of audio files to reduce
them into more manageable size,
especially when using the internet
Sequential or simultaneous use of a
variety of media formats in a given presentation or self-study program
Internet-distributed multimedia file formatted
for direct download to mobile devices
An abstraction or simplification of some real life situation or
process
Audio sent in packets to allow listening to
portions of a file before all portions are
downloaded
A video file downloaded from the Internet that
starts playing before it is completely downloaded
Uniform Resource locator(URL)
The address for an Internet site or World
Wide Web page containing the protocol type, the domain, the
directory, and the name of the site or page
A type of podcast that allows students to see
and hear the information being presented
The digital version of analog audio created by using a computer sound
card and software to convert and store files in
a digital format