memory - where a computer stores data temporary memory, called random access memory and permanent memory, which is called read only memory (ROM).malware - malicious code that cyber criminals launch to try to damage other people’s computers.log on - how you get access to a computer by typing in your username and password.internet - many computers connected like a web so you can see what other computer operators show you and you can show them things.icon - a small symbol or picture that represents a program or other things.homepage - first page you see when you open your browser (You can make any page your homepage.).FAQ - an abbreviation for frequently asked questions.email - a way to send a message from one computer to another.ecommerce - shopping and buying things online.drag and drop - when you click on something and hold the mouse button down, it moves the object you clicked on and leaves it where you let go of the button (it drags it and drops it).download - process where you copy something from another computer or the internet, and save it on your computer.desktop - screen that appears if you are not browsing the Internet, reading a file or playing a game your icons are on this screen.data - any information stored by a computer for example: files, emails, apps, video games, songs, and pictures.cursor - a small arrow on the screen that moves when you move the mouse and is used to make a selection.
#The tech terms computer dictionary software#
computer virus - software that was written to do bad stuff to your computer.caret or insertion point - that small blinking line that shows you where your next typed letter or number will go.browser - a program you use to browse files web browsers like Firefox, Chrome or Edge will browse internet files.backup - an extra copy of a file, document or all data stored on a computer.
A glossary of basic computer terminology helps kids use computers and talk about using them.
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