Showing 1-6 of 6
A blog, shortened from "web log", is a website written by an individual or a small group about a particular subject. Blogs can be professional or personal, and often contain images and links in addition to writing.
A cursor is a small mark or symbol that shows where something will happen on a computer screen. It may look like an arrow when it points to items, or like a blinking vertical line where you can type words. You use a computer mouse or trackpad or your keyboard to move your cursor around.
The word comes from a Latin word meaning "runner," because a cursor moves across the screen.
The word comes from a Latin word meaning "runner," because a cursor moves across the screen.
An e-reader is a small electronic device made for reading digital books. It has an easy to read screen, and enough memory to store many books. Most e-readers are light and easy to hold, like a paper book.
A shortcut is a quick way to get from one place to another or a way to do something faster.
Shortcuts are often found on phones and computers, like buttons or icons that open apps quickly.
Shortcuts are often found on phones and computers, like buttons or icons that open apps quickly.
A website is a group of connected pages that people can visit on the internet. Websites may contain words, pictures, videos, sounds and links to other pages. Each website has its own web address, called a URL, which helps a web browser find it. Websites can belong to schools, businesses, governments, groups, or individuals.
When you type a website address or click a link, your browser asks a computer called a web server for the site's files and displays them on your screen. Some websites let people read news or learn, while others allow shopping, games, or communication. The first website went online in 1991.
When you type a website address or click a link, your browser asks a computer called a web server for the site's files and displays them on your screen. Some websites let people read news or learn, while others allow shopping, games, or communication. The first website went online in 1991.