the unique address used to locate a specific webpage, file, or resource on the internet, acting like a digital postal address.

Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) is a set of rules and guidelines outlining acceptable behaviors, responsibilities, and restrictions for employees, students, or users accessing an organization’s technology resources, network, or website.

a website’s address on the internet

proprietary computer software available at no monetary cost, allowing users to download and use it for an indefinite period without payment, though it is usually closed-source.

a clickable element—typically highlighted text, an image, or a button—that connects one web page, document, or section to another.

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Term	Definition
URL	the unique address used to locate a specific webpage, file, or resource on the internet, acting like a digital postal address.
AUP	Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) is a set of rules and guidelines outlining acceptable behaviors, responsibilities, and restrictions for employees, students, or users accessing an organization’s technology resources, network, or website.
Domain	a website’s address on the internet
Freeware	proprietary computer software available at no monetary cost, allowing users to download and use it for an indefinite period without payment, though it is usually closed-source.
Hyperlink	a clickable element—typically highlighted text, an image, or a button—that connects one web page, document, or section to another.

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