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Graves Net Terms

Graves Network and Internet Terms

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A group of connected computers that allow people to share information and equipment. Network
A network where the computers are all located in small area. An INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL may have one. LAN (Local Area Network)
A large network that has smaller computer networks located inside itself, often in a large area. A SCHOOL DISTRICT may have one. WAN (Wide Area Network)
A computer or device on a network used to manage and share the network or its resources. Server
The worldwide network of interconnected computers and electronic devices. Internet
Any device on a network used to get access to computer networks and their resources. Client
A person who uses a server to manage and share access to computer networks and their resources. Administrator
A person who uses a client device to get access to computer networks and their resources. User
A device that translates signals between computers and cable or phone lines. Primary way to connect to ISPs. Modem
A company subscribers can pay to access the Internet. Internet Service Provider
Communication through electronic systems that include wired and cellular telephone networks, cable networks, and satellite and radio networks. Telecommunication
A device that divides up access to networks among several machines. Can be wired or wireless. Router
Servers that house all of the things you can access remotely over the Internet. Cloud
A website that allows for searches of content in available web pages. Search Engine
An online document (or collection of connected ones) accessed by its URL through a web browser. It may contain text, images or other content. Website
Billions of connected webpages and services you can access through the Internet. World Wide Web
A code on a webpage containing a URL that allows you to open the webpage with that URL. Hyperlink
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