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Hit |
In a Web search, an item in the list of results returned by a search engine |
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Search site |
A Web site like www.google.com that is designed specifically to help you find information on the Web. |
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Search engine |
A Web crawler, an indexer, a database, and a query processor are all compenents of this. |
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Web master |
This person can manually submit a URL to a search engine. |
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Meta keywords |
These are descriptive data and words entered into the header section of a Web page when it’s created. |
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General search |
engine that searches web pages in its database that contain specific words or phrases |
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metasearch engine |
offers the convenience of searching many sources from one web site |
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specialty search |
engine that provides access to academic information for research |
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online reference |
service that connects you with a human librarian |
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social search tool |
Finds subjective content, such as comments, reviews, and opinions |
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Google Earth |
A mapping application that might require you to download additional software |
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OneDrive |
A host site that provides Microsoft Office Web apps and cloud storage. |
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Dictionary.com |
Example of Web app referred to as online reference software. |
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Productivity apps |
Web apps that help you accomplish specific tasks such as creating a document or presentation. |
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cloud, online |
words that refer to storage on the internet |
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script |
A series of program instructions that can be embedded directly into HTML code for a Web page or in a file referenced in HTML code that make Web pages interactive |
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Helper application |
Software added to a browser to extend its capabilities, such as working with additional file formats. Also called add-on, plug-in, or player. |
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Vector graphic |
An electronic image created by mathematical formulas instead of pixels. |
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Animation |
The appearance of movement or motion added to an object or text by displaying a sequence of still images, each with small changes from the previous image. |
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Correct Order Steps for using an RSS feed in IE |
1. You click a Subscribe link on the Web page. 2 Internet Explorer lists the feed in the Favorites Center. 3 ‘ You click the Feeds button. 4 Internet Explorer displays the Feeds button in orange. 5. You click a bold feed name in the Favorites Centert o display I. |
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Dynamic Web publishing |
A way to display data from a Web database by creating Web pages on demand, retrieving the most current data at the moment it is requested. |
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Static Web publishing |
A way to display data from a Web database using the database’s report utility to convert a database report into an HTML document that a browser can display; the HTML document is a snapshot of the data—it’s fixed and cannot be changed. |
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website |
A collection of related Web pages connected by hyperlinks is a: |
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