1. UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATOR (URL)
INTERNET SERVICE
PROVIDER
(ISP)
INTERNET
UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATOR (URL)
WORLD WIDE WEB (WWW)
WEB BROWSER
SEARCH ENGINE

2. HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS TO ACCESS INTERNET
Computer
Modem
LAN Card / Telephone Line
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS TO ACCESS INTERNET
Internet Service Provider
Username and password for prepaid card based ISP
Web Browser

3. Web Client
is the computer accessing a Web page.
Internet Service Provider (ISP)
A company that sells or provides Internet Access.
ISP’s gives USERNAME, PASSWORD and ACCESS PHONE NUMBER to be able to connect to Internet.

4. You can subscribe to them and pay monthly, or you can simply buy a pre-paid internet card.
Examples:
Sky Internet
ISP Bonanza
Pacific Internet
Globe Broadband
Smart Broadband

5. INTERNET
a huge network of computers around the world.
Computers are linked together.
Web Browser
a program used to locate and display web pages on the World Wide Web.
COMMONLY USED WEB BROWSERS
Internet Explorer
Netscape Navigator
Mozilla Firefox
Google Chrome
Opera Mini

6. Web Server
a computer that delivers web pages.
It accepts and processes requests, and then sends the requested Web Page to Web clients.
Search Engine
a program that enables users to find the information they need on the Internet.
Examples:

7. Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
the address of a website or web page in the World Wide Web.
Examples:
dictionary.com
World Wide Web (WWW)
part of the Internet that consists of millions of interlinked pages (documents) of information from all over the world.
Linked pages have text, pictures, and sounds.

8. 6. Website
a site or location in the World Wide Web.
It is a collection of the inter-connected Web Pages that have a common theme.

9. Means that the Web Browser cannot find the Website.

10. Means that you are not allowed to enter the Website.

11. Means that the server is busy.