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A global collection of millions of computers linked together to share information

A service consisting of websites located on computers around the world and connected through the Internet

Viewing media, communicating with others, and accessing information

ARPANET created by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA)

To build a network that allowed scientists in different locations to share information

The network should continue to function even if part of it was disabled or destroyed

UCLA, UC Santa Barbara, Stanford Research Institute, and the University of Utah

A computer that provides services or resources on a network

The capacity of a communications channel

More data can be transmitted over a connection at one time

The concept that all websites should have equal access and priority on the Internet

A company that provides individuals and organizations access to the Internet

PLDT or Globe

A software application used to access and view web pages

Google Chrome

Mozilla Firefox

A collection of related web pages stored on a web server

An electronic document on the web that can contain text, graphics, video, and links

A clickable link that connects one web page to another location

A program that finds websites and web pages related to a specific topic

Google

Bing

The process of looking for information on the Internet using a search engine

types of computer hardware

Using websites or apps to communicate and share information with others online

Facebook

Instagram

Practices used to protect personal information and devices while using the Internet

Do not share your passwords with others

The physical components of a computer system

Keyboard

Monitor

An input or output device that connects to a computer system

Keyboard

Mouse

A device that receives data from a computer

Printer

Speakers

Price, performance, storage, and reliability

Examining and comparing computer components before buying or using them

When a computer device stops working properly

A monitor that no longer displays images

Stealing computer devices or equipment

Use security locks and keep devices in secure places

Answer, one per line, no numbers).

A specially formatted document that can contain text, graphics, sound, video, and links

A web page that displays the same content each time it is viewed

A web page that generates different or updated content each time it is accessed

A computer that stores and delivers web pages to users’ devices

A design that adapts a website layout to fit different screen sizes

A set of codes used to structure the content of a web page

It specifies the design and appearance of web page content

Small text files stored by a web server to keep information about a user

Saving items you added to a shopping cart

The path of web pages you followed to reach the current page

A part of the browser with buttons like Back and Forward

The address that identifies the location of a web page on the Internet

In the address bar

A unique number assigned to a device connected to the Internet

69.32.132.255

IPv4 and IPv6

The system that translates domain names into IP addresses

A server that converts domain names into IP addresses

A wireless network device that provides Internet access to devices

A device that shares a phone’s Internet connection with other devices

A cellular network technology that provides Internet service through mobile networks

A faster cellular network technology with higher data transmission speeds

A wireless network technology used to connect devices to the Internet

Hotels, restaurants, coffee shops, and public places

Sharing a smartphone’s Internet connection with other devices

A website that provides reference information such as dictionaries or encyclopedias

Online encyclopedia

A website used for learning and teaching activities

A website that promotes or sells products or services

A website that provides public services or information to citizens

An informal website containing time-stamped posts arranged in reverse chronological order

A website providing information about health, nutrition, and exercise

A website containing information about scientific topics like astronomy or physics

A website offering music, videos, games, or other media

A website that allows users to organize and share web links

A descriptive word used to categorize digital content

Platforms where people share information and interact online

Accessing and managing bank accounts through the Internet

Buying and selling financial assets online

An application that runs in a web browser through the Internet

They can be accessed from any device with Internet access

They do not require installation

You must be connected to the Internet to use them

Files may be vulnerable to security threats

A method of scrambling data to protect it during transmission

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

Secure

A digital file used to verify the identity of a website

Verify that the website is secure

Turn off location sharing

Clear browsing history

Use private browsing

A system for sending and receiving digital messages over the Internet

Communication services that allow users to send messages in real time

Text messaging

Voice messaging

Multimedia messaging

A program that scans the web and indexes web pages

A search term entered into a search engine

An online list of websites arranged by categories

Find exact words in the same order

“augmented reality”

OR search operator

augmented | virtual

Exclude a word from results

augmented reality –virtual

Represents any group of characters

augment* reality

Find results within a range of numbers

augmented reality 2017..2022

The ability to locate, evaluate, and use information effectively

A formal reference to a source of information

Legal rights protecting creators of original work

Technology used to prevent unauthorized copying of digital content

Content not protected by copyright

A nonprofit organization allowing creators to share their work legally

The physical components of a computer

CPU, memory, storage, and input/output devices

A unit within the processor that executes instructions

A processor with two or more cores

Storage used to hold data and programs while the CPU processes them

Temporary volatile memory used while the computer is running

Data is lost when power is turned off

Permanent memory that stores instructions such as BIOS

Data remains even when power is turned off

The main circuit board that connects computer components

A computer designed to remain in one place

A computer with the monitor and system unit combined

A portable computer with built-in keyboard and screen

A lightweight laptop with longer battery life

A mobile device with a touchscreen interface

A tablet without a physical keyboard

A tablet with a detachable or foldable keyboard

An input device that converts paper images into digital files

An output device that produces hard copy on paper

A printer that sprays tiny drops of ink onto paper

A printer that uses a laser beam and toner to print

A printer that can print, scan, copy, and fax

A small printer used with mobile devices

A large printer used for architectural or engineering drawings

A printer that creates three-dimensional objects from digital models

A device or program that converts text into speech

A device that displays computer output onto a large screen

The speed at which a processor executes instructions

The smallest unit of time a processor measures

A test used to measure computer performance

A security device used to prevent laptop theft

A device that provides power during an electrical outage

A device that protects electronics from power spikes

A complete loss of electrical power

A drop in voltage lasting minutes or hours

A sudden short increase in voltage

A brief increase in electrical voltage

Unwanted high-frequency electrical energy

Saving files on remote servers connected to the Internet

A storage device installed inside the computer

A storage device connected outside the computer

A magnetic hard disk drive used for storage

A solid-state drive that is faster and more durable than HDD

A system that connects computers to share resources

Devices connected to the network

Computer

Printer

A device that connects network cables and sends data to all devices

A device that sends data only to the intended device

A device that connects different networks and directs data

A device that connects a computer to the Internet

The four steps a CPU performs to process instructions

Fetch, decode, execute, and store

Getting instructions from memory

Translating instructions into signals

Carrying out commands

Saving results in memory

Small high-speed storage locations inside the processor

A condition caused by repeated computer use

Hands, wrists, shoulders, and neck

Pain

Numbness

The science of designing equipment to improve comfort and safety

Excessive or obsessive use of digital devices

Bullying that occurs through digital technologies

Publishing someone’s private information online

Using technology to harass or monitor someone

Discarded electronic devices

It contains toxic metals like lead and mercury

Recycle it

Donate it

Bring it to a technology recycling center

If you want, I can also make:
✅ **100–150 more flashcards** (full coverage of both modules)
✅ **Quiz-style flashcards for exam review**
✅ **Fill-in-the-blank flashcards** like your teacher might give.
Yes — there are **many more topics** in the two modules. I created **a much longer set of flashcards** from the **first topics of Module 2 up to the hardware sections in Module 3**, including **definitions, examples, and fill-in-the-blank style cards** as you requested.

Format:

A global collection of millions of computers linked together to share information

A service consisting of websites located on computers around the world connected through the Internet

Viewing media, communicating with others, and accessing information

Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA)

To allow scientists in different locations to share information

The network should continue to function even if part of it was destroyed

ARPANET

Four computers

University of California Los Angeles

University of California Santa Barbara

Stanford Research Institute

University of Utah

Host

Capacity

More data to be transmitted at one time

All websites should have equal access and priority on the Internet

Internet service provider

PLDT

Globe

Web page

Website

Web server

Static

Dynamic

Hyperlinks

Links

Cookie

Hypertext Markup Language

The structure and layout of the content

Cascading Style Sheets

Design and appearance of content

The layout adapts to fit the screen size

Web browser

Google Chrome

Mozilla Firefox

Microsoft Edge

Apple Safari

2008

2004

macOS

The physical components of a computer system

Memory, storage devices, CPU, input and output devices

An input or output device connected to a computer

Printer

Scanner

Central Processing Unit

Data and programs while they are being processed

Random Access Memory

Temporary and volatile memory

Read Only Memory

Permanent and non-volatile memory

Motherboard

Firmware

A unit on the processor that executes instructions

Multi-core

More RAM

Swap file

Paging file

Decrease

Form factor

Desktop computer

Laptop

Tablet

System unit, monitor, keyboard, and mouse

Monitor and system unit combined

A compact portable computer

Keyboard and touchpad

Screen and speakers

Lightweight and more expensive

Powerful

Slate and convertible

A tablet without a physical keyboard

A tablet with a screen and keyboard

Input device

Converts paper images into electronic files

Hard copy output

Paper or film

Cable, wireless, or network connection

Internet service provider

Hyperlinks

Web server

Temporary

Permanent

Motherboard

Hypertext Markup Language

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If you want, I can also make a **much bigger flashcard set (100–150 cards)** covering **ALL remaining pages of Module 2 and Module 3** so you can **study for quizzes or exams easier.** 📚✨