A method of transferring files from one computer to another. One of the formats for displaying graphics on Web pages. The first, introductory page at a Web site, from which other pages at the site can be accessed. Also, a site on the Web where an individual, school, company, or other organization may present its own assortment of articles, graphics, and links. A Web browser will be necessary to access the site.
Navigation is accomplished by clicking a mouse on the hypertext link.
The worldwide network of computer networks that are connected to each other, providing file transfer, remote login, e-mail, news, and other services. Special software, available free on the Web, must be downloaded first in order to participate. Scholastic Network has its own chat software which can be located by clicking on the Chat link at the bottom of any page. Any organization that provides direct Internet access. A programming language which accommodates applets into Web page design.