The internet and WWW are - 2 separate technologies that work closely together, WWW mean - World Wide Web, The internet is an example of a - WAN, The internet allows - information to pass between computers linked to a global network, The internet is a method of - transporting data, The WWW is an - application which uses the internet, Every website has a - unique address, A website address is also known as a - URL, URL means - Uniform Resource Locator, Every website consists of a number of - webpages, Webpages are developed using - HTML, HTML means - Hypertext Markup Language, HTML is a type of - web authoring language, The first page of any website is called - the home page, Hyperlinks are used to - interconnect webpages, To allow websites to be accessed using the internet - they must have a communications protocol known as http, http means - Hypertext Transfer Protocol, The internet is accessible to - any user with a communications link, An intranet is - a private network set up as a secure website, An intranet is owned and managed - by an organisation, An intranet can only be accessed by - authorised users with a username and password, The internet and an intranet use the same - communications protocol, Internets and intranets are both used to - share information, communicate and facilitate discussion through bulletin boards and email, email stands for - electronic mail, Schools have access to an intranet through - C2K, School intranet allows - staff and pupils to access course resources and communicate more easily, A major advantage of having intranet in school is - when learning resources are uploaded, they can be accessed by all students 24/7, The phrase used to describe the future impact of the internet on how we live and work is - IoT - the Internet of Things, The IoT includes - any device that can communicate using Wi-Fi technology, Wi-Fi means - Wireless Fidelity,

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