An optical storage system for computers that only allows data to be read off the disc. New data cannot be stored and the disc cannot be erased for reuse. For example, printer, speech synthesizer. Interactive Informational Technology Terminology acceptable use policies - Written guidelines developed to define how, when, and what are appropriate uses of educational technologies within a school. Often, but not always, designed for use of the Internet.
Students agree to abide by the policies or suffer the consequences.
Permits a computer user to perform certain tasks electronically by manipulating the state of the object. A part of a Web-browser, written in a variety of programming languages , where the browser downloads a program, executes it, and displays the output in a Web page . See integrated electronic document. Some BBSs are connected directly to the Internet. Chats can be ongoing but are usually scheduled for a particular time and duration, with a particular topic of interest.