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Please use the links at the bottom of this page to resarch definitions for the following technology terms. The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words. To add your information, after logging in to the pbwiki using your name and the invite key you have been given, choose to edit this page. Remember to click where you want your typing to go.
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pulldown menu -
shortcuts -
Describesome commands and uses of the following pulldown menus (provide examples):
File -
Edit -
View -
Insert -
Format -
Tools -
Explain the difference between (provide examples):
save and save as -
cut and copy -
find and replace -
Describe some things that can change about the font (provide examples) -
Outside Resources:
Tek Mom's buzz words
]]> Fri, 03 Oct 2008 13:06:05 +0000 mod 5-M http://mrsbrowning.pbwiki.com/5-M email.hidden@example.com (Mrs. Browning) Mrs. Browning edited 5-M Please use the links at the bottom of this page to resarch definitions for the following technology terms. The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words. To add your information, after logging in to the pbwiki using your name and the invite key you have been given, choose to edit this page. Remember to click where you want your typing to go.
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Acceptable use policy -
alias-
application -
control key (describe how it can be used) -
desktop -
homepage -
hypertext -
search engine -
word processor -
Outside Resources:
Tek Mom's buzz words
]]> Fri, 03 Oct 2008 08:24:27 +0000 mod 5-M http://mrsbrowning.pbwiki.com/5-M email.hidden@example.com (Mrs. Browning) Mrs. Browning edited 5-M Please use the links at the bottom of this page to resarch definitions for the following technology terms. The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words. To add your information, after logging in to the pbwiki using your name and the invite key you have been given, choose to edit this page. Remember to click where you want your typing to go.
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Outside Resources:
Tek Mom's buzz words
Woo World
Quizzes
Take a Technology Quiz
]]> Fri, 03 Oct 2008 06:43:20 +0000 mod 5-C http://mrsbrowning.pbwiki.com/5-C email.hidden@example.com (Mrs. Browning) Mrs. Browning edited 5-C Please use the links at the bottom of this page to resarch definitions for the following technology terms. The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words. To add your information, after logging in to the pbwiki using your name and the invite key you have been given, choose to edit this page. Remember to click where you want your typing to go.
Words:
Outside Resources:
Tek Mom's buzz words
Woo World
Quizzes
Take a Technology Quiz
]]> Fri, 03 Oct 2008 06:43:01 +0000 mod 5-L http://mrsbrowning.pbwiki.com/5-L email.hidden@example.com (Mrs. Browning) Mrs. Browning edited 5-L Please use the links at the bottom of this page to resarch definitions for the following technology terms. The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words. To add your information, after logging in to the pbwiki using your name and the invite key you have been given, choose to edit this page. Remember to click where you want your typing to go.
Words:
Internet -
World Wide Web -
network -
WAN vs. LAN (compare & contrast) -
domain name -
browser -
URL -
server-
Outside Resources:
Tek Mom's buzz words
Woo World
Quizzes
Take a Technology Quiz
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5th Grade Technology Vocabulary


for 5-M at Wilder-Waite with Mrs. Browning


 


Directions:


Please use the links at the bottom of this page to resarch definitions for the following technology terms.  The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words.  To add your information, after logging in to the pbwiki using your name and the invite key you have been given, choose to edit this page.  Remember to click where you want your typing to go.


 


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5th Grade Technology Vocabulary


for 5-C at Wilder-Waite with Mrs. Browning


 


Directions:


Please use the links at the bottom of this page to resarch definitions for the following technology terms.  The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words.  To add your information, after logging in to the pbwiki using your name and the invite key you have been given, choose to edit this page.  Remember to click where you want your typing to go.


 


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 5th Grade Technology Vocabulary


for 5-L at Ridgeview with Mrs. Browning


 


Directions:


Please use the links at the bottom of this page to resarch definitions for the following technology terms.  The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words.  To add your information, after logging in to the pbwiki using your name and the invite key you have been given, choose to edit this page.  Remember to click where you want your typing to go.


 


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for 5-B at Ridgeview with Mrs. Browning
Directions:
Please use the links at the bottom of this page to research definitions for the following technology terms. The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words. To add your information, log in to the pbwiki usingthe user name andinvite key you have been given. Then, choose to edit the page. Remember to click where you want your typing to go.
]]> Thu, 02 Oct 2008 08:23:57 +0000 mod 5-K http://mrsbrowning.pbwiki.com/5-K email.hidden@example.com (Mrs. Browning) Mrs. Browning edited 5-K Please use the links at the bottom of this page to research definitions for the following technology terms. The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words. To add your information, log in to the pbwiki usingthe user name andinvite key you have been given. Then, choose to edit the page. Remember to click where you want your typing to go.
Words:
bit- A bit is an electronic signal which is either on or off. It is the smallest unit of measure a computer uses. eight bits make one byte.
byte -A set of eightbits-(a piece of information that a computer uses)thatmeans something to the computer -
megabyte - A unit of measure about 1 million bytes (by Hope)
gigabyte- A billion bytes of information (by Taylor)
memory (provide examples)- Temporary storage on the computer (by Chad), stores images
RAM vs. ROM (what are they; compare & contrast) -RAM is Random Access Memory, it is the me]]> Thu, 02 Oct 2008 08:20:37 +0000 mod SideBar http://mrsbrowning.pbwiki.com/SideBar email.hidden@example.com (Mrs. Browning) Mrs. Browning edited SideBar What is a wiki?
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Directions:

Please use the links at the bottom of this page to research definitions for the following technology terms.  The definitions or examples that you provide for this vocabulary MUST be in your own words.  To add your information, log in to the pbwiki using the user name and invite key you have been given.  Then, choose to edit the page.  Remember to click where you want your typing to go.

 

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CPU -

 

hard drive -

 

 hardware -

 

software -

 

application -

 

browser -

 

OS -

 

back up - 

 

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byte -A set of eightbits-(a piece of information that a computer uses)thatmeans something to the computer
- A unit of measure about 1 million bytes (by Hope)
gigabyte- A billion bytes of information (by Taylor)
memory (provide examples)- Temporary storage on the computer (by Chad), stores images
RAM vs. ROM (what are they; compare & contrast) - -RAM is Random Access Memory, it is the memory that is currently working on the computer. ROM stands for Read Only Memory, the information can only be read, not saved.
CD ROM- a disk that lets you put things on your computer and stores a ton of things
pixel-It makes up the screen [ you are looking at a ton of pixels] They are small so you don't notice them. They make up a picture (from Logan in comments).
]]> Wed, 23 Apr 2008 07:32:48 +0000 mod 5-L http://mrsbrowning.pbwiki.com/5-L email.hidden@example.com (Mrs. Browning) Mrs. Browning edited 5-L WAN vs. LAN (compare & contrast) -
Wan vs Lan – same = network and they work for an area, different = wan is large group of computers that share info{WWW}, lan = small group of computers that work in a small area { building}
name - - the part of a url (web address) that shows ownership of the web page, or source of information. For example, www.dunlapcusd.net: dunalpcusd is the domain of this url
browser -software application that lets you view Internet pages.
URL -the address of a websiteON THE WORLD WIDE WEB
]]> Tue, 22 Apr 2008 09:48:27 +0000 mod 5-K http://mrsbrowning.pbwiki.com/5-K email.hidden@example.com (Mrs. Browning) Mrs. Browning edited 5-K RAM vs. ROM (what are they; compare & contrast) -
CD ROM- a disk that lets you put things on your computer and stores a ton of things
you dont don't notice them. them. They make up a picture (from Logan in comments).
Outside Resources:
Tek Mom's buzz words
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